A HUGE help was Brandon Turner's Investment Calculator spreadsheet that can be found in spreadsheet section of the 'File Place' under the Resources tab at the top of the BP page.

If they won't pay, you can file suit to get a judgment for the damages ....

Hello, guys and gals I need a recomendation.Currently have a build in progress and the contractor is stuck on deadlines and pouring a basement and garage floor tomorrow even with the extreme cold temperatures in forecast.

Had trouble with our first manager, and Wilson even helped get our money, files, keys, etc., from her when we were having no success ourselves.

But you're right, the opportunity is always there when people can see that the property is vacant.Probably just bad luck and bad timing.I've never had damage so bad that I've had to file a claim before - does this mean that rates will automatically go up on my other properties?

I apply to like exchange that amount into a strip shopping center on 5 acres of land costing 1,000,000.The Question is, if I follow all the proper rules and deadlines, would I be able to transfer the entire 100,000 (tax free) into the new property?

When they accept a bid they take it off HUDHOMESTORE, but the houses may stay on the site for a couple hours after the bid deadline while the asset managers review bids.

Put the calls in a file, review you files as prospects monthly.Anyway, less info can be more that leads to future business. :)

Here in Baltimore County, Maryland, you file a "Failure to Pay Rent" form which the courts/sheriff posts on the property.

That usually pushes people to borrow the funds from others.If that doesn't get you anywhere by next week, I would tell her that you'll have to file for eviction.