In such case, they would only have to pay us 1/2 the rent for the month of march.The picture requirement stemmed from a confrontation a few weeks back where he stated he did not want us in the apartment, knocking on his door, showing the unit, or otherwise any way disturbing him.

The fact that Passco have pumped over $1.5m of their own funds into since that date and is ci=onsidering "its options" is even more disturbing, as this appears to be be an investment ready to into bankrupty soon.

My investors and myself have spoken to the main players lobbying against the ban, and we have found some very disturbing information.

MLS KEY WORDS TO LOOK FOR GOOD DEALSprobateinheritedforeclosureshort salepreforeclosureestatebring all offersjunkermust sellinvestor specialspecial warranty deedquit claim deedheirheirsTLCmotivatedfixerfixer upperfixer-upperrepairsas-isas isrelocationrentedtenantdo not disturb tenantowner will carryowner will carry 2ndowner financeowner will financepersonal reppersonal representativeestatetrusteebasement issuesbasement repairsbasement problemsfoundation issuesfoundation repairsfoundation problemsstructural issuesstructural repairsstructural problemsno FHAlease optionengineer report

If you knew how much it would probably disturb you.

Review lease for 'disturbing other tenants' clause and the seniority of the two combatants  - - longest tenured tenant wins - - *IF* you do have to intervene.

More likely that your tenants are disturbing everyone near them and just not caring about it.    

Or live in a tent.So the growth in rental income is at the expense of money lent by the banks for home purchases.And our own tenants reflect that to some extent as well.The second link I find rather disturbing, that 41% if sales in my state are going to investors.

@Josh Caldwell this particular listing states No Inspections, can't enter property, don't disturb occupants, purchasing sight unseen etc etc..What's your thoughts on how to approach this?

that is a killer deal I would not disturb that current note you have.You can always get a 2nd position note or line of credit (HELOC) through a location credit union that can usually go from 80-100% LTV but as a prior responder mentioned, it may be over 5% but only for this this loan while the first loan stays in first position at 3% (sweet deal).Have you considered getting a HELOC or loan in second position?