Then you look for jobs that match your likes.

You will see results consisting of up to 8 keyword searches that closely match yours.4.

This can be done in a number of ways.I typically try to contact the evicting landlord to confirm that the eviction was carried out; sometimes it gets filed and you see the filing, but the tenant got it taken care of and got to stay put.I had one applicant with a name match to the tenant from hell, who had been evicted.

It's how we all got in this mess to begin with.If you do get it, great, it's a bonus.

There are several folks here that might be a match for you.

Allen, I can get to the county data through MLS, but outside of looking up each property itself, is there no way to obtain more records and sort the ones that don't match (addresses)?

I prefer fixed with term matching the amortization.

They are telling me that they cannot match REO as-is values.

Your contract should be written differently as a result, so that the bulk of money is some kind of "bonus" for moving out, that can be held in escrow.

But once he moved into private housing, it was month by month.If you are able to get semester payments, I'd find out when student loans come in, and set the payment dates to match that.