There is a lot of risk is no one makes the payments.................foreclosurelitigation happy sellers (rightfully so) will quickly 'invite the court' into the situation.once you've wholesaled the deal to a new buyer your out of the deal.giving money to the seller at closing is ok and very common IF the seller has equity.

I'm looking to build a basic website and was looking for some suggestions on how to get started.

This is where it can get sticky, let's say your in court to collect past rent, the tenant is going to tell the judge it was mailed.

If it gets ugly, this notebook will save you in court.

I hate to sound like a jerk but I can't help but blame the homeowners mostly; I'm sorry but don't take on a debt if you cannot pay it, or do not understand the terms of it, this is so basic.

If you tell them otherwise, how would it look in court in front of a judge?

Justin, you will get a lot of good advice here, but beware of the local ordinaces concerning eviction should you choose to go the lease route.There have been a few cases where the eviction courts have refused to hear an eviction case because of that lease agreement.

They basically outlined word for word the "double-close shortsale" and said they consider that felony fraud.

Our code violation website even tells court dates, judgements, and which props are vacant.My question is whats the best bang for the buck to start.

Had a full service PM who basically disappeared after setting up and a few guest stays and now I have to manage it.