I'd like to connect sometime, I'm in the process of closing my first rental property deal on Monday for a place in Dorchester.

Hey everyone,        I am beginning to look into accumulating off-market deals in my marketplace, however after several sessions of "driving for dollars" I cannot help but think there is a better method to this niche process under the overall spectrum of RE investing.

I enjoyed reading about your journey and what you have built in the process.

It sounds like the eviction process should be pursued.

I am in the process of doing this now in Jefferson Park. 

My claim seems equivalent to the  process you would use for the lien release of a private lender first or second mortgage.Who do I work with in the transaction to allow the sale to go through without a cloud on title, but also get paid?

I think unfortunately that sometimes PM companies change and just have trouble maintaining good processes and good people.

Turns out the city had plans for the place and was in the process of buying up parcels.

You're processes probably all tie together, if they are expected to run smoothly without much manual labor.

Do you want to evict or do you want to get paid if one tenants wishes to stay, possibly with a new room mate.The L9 accomplishes all your goals...You collect all rent owed, you collect your filing fee, the tenants decide if they want to stay or go and you move forward.Additionally the L9 is the simplest application to use, not at all complicated process wise and successful 99% of the time.