That will be enough to pay off the loan and retrieve all of my cash back out.Cashflow after all expenses will be right at $200 per month but I will manage it myself at first, raising cashflow to about $350 per month@Alex Malyarovich I would definitely do another foreclosure, It's a pain in the *** but now that I know what to expect, I'll know what to expect

Those seem threatening, and no one will go to the post office to retrieve it.

This data will be populated into a pre-set table within the databaseScript 2: Compile all data from the table mentioned above, and retrieve all information relevant to that property.

The supply is only limited by how quickly they can walk and how much candy they can carry before needing to drop off their load at home and retrieve an empty container for more goods.

Free on this coast is DIY.All the information is public, you just need to know how and what to retrieve, review and analyze.I can't imagine giving away that work that for free with the hope of insuring a high risk transaction.

It happened to my Golden Retriever. 

(c) If personal property remains on the premises following the relinquishment of the premises by the tenant, the following shall apply:(1) If there is acceptance of the real property by the landlord under subsection (a)(1) and the writ or order of possession contained notice of the provisions under subsection (b), the landlord shall not be required to provide further notice to the tenant.(2) If there is acceptance of the real property by the landlord under subsection (a)(2) and the lease or lease addendum contains notice of the provisions under subsection (b), the landlord shall be required to provide written notice to the tenant that personal property remains on the premises and must be retrieved by the tenant.

Does the tenant have any rights to retrieve property if he is beyond the lease?  

The insurance compant isn’t going to cover them or you and you don’t need the liability or worry of that dog biting somebody especially that young kid living there .Not sure where you got that nonsense info, but actually, Labrador retrievers are the most common "attack" dogs.

I had a tenant drop a cell phone beside the stove and the only way to retrieve it was to pull the stove out of it's spot.