I don't know the local laws in your area but in some areas you can't stop the tenant from sub-leasing an apartment.

Once I got it stopped and I knew it was going to close, I had to share this with you.....

They in turn lock your credit and give you a pin number that is needed to access your credit.

Heads up people who own a cell phone

Cell phone numbers going public today

REMINDER....all cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketing companies tomorrow and you will start to receive sales calls.

....YO...

Hey BP,

Finally placed my membership in this Temple of knowledge. Really enjoy reading the forums and articles. Looking forward to understanding the rest of the functionality - now that I'm a member. (like trying to ...

Im Playing ball now so in a few years i can stop and start a new venture with the funds to do so.I'm looking for a good mentor to help me learn about the business, and eventually go into business with me and build a investment team for a company.

As such, if you don't have access to the MLS, you will have no way to know what forms they require for their offer (many require modified versions of the standard state contract).All that said, if you really want to try to go it alone, here's what I would recommend:- Call the number for the brokerage and ask to speak with the agent who has the property, or ask the person who answers the phone who has the property;- When you get the agent, ask what forms they require to submit an REO offer and where you can get them.

Stopped watching him when I saw how bad he treated Brent.

Find an agent or someone who has access to the MLS in your area.

I know that in the lenders sometimes require inspections and or appraisal how would you accomplish that without access to the property?