There might very well be a back story that you can leverage your way into, too.If you're inside the beltway, I can't help remembering Peter Sellers' Movie, Being There when he plays the character of a mentally challenged gardner who's patron dies, leaving him to fend for himself for the first time in a D.C.

With agents involved, this sounds like a short sale--with strange requests I've never seen--the banks don't play the game this way.

- I have a trick for locating the loan, playing "who's got the loan now?"

All this :play has caused a shortage.

(Or develop the lots after a few smaller plays help grow the limited funds.) 3.

New landlords often let their own housing desires come into play when making decisions about the property.

@Joseph Tarallo are you still working on that same house in Woodbridge with the listing agent who's playing both sides?

Welcome to BiggerPockets @Tifani Thomas Financial Freedom via cashflow is the name of the game I'm playing as well!

Just wondering if there are ways around letting an eviction play out.

Though, 5 flips per year is not how I think the 1st year's agenda will play out.Thanks so much for your comment!