Free State-specific Landlord/tenant Info

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  kfspropertymanagement15th March, 2005

  If you accept half the money you may have aproblem if you have to evict. If they are realyl moving out at the end of the month then they might think that the deposit is covering this month.

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  JohnCl16th March, 2005

  Good ideas. I will get VIN numbers today and go ahead and file.
  
  They are buying a house, not renting again. These liberal lending practices are about to come back and haunt the banks. I believe they are caught in a Catch-22. They have to initiate more loans to offset the cost of all of the foreclosures they are having to file. I thought the FED was supposed to stop lending to these banks with their foreclosure rates being so high. Anyone that can fog a mirror can get a loan at 105% of value. As long as everything was included in the BK7 they just filed. :-(
  
  JohnCl

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  JohnCl16th March, 2005

  Ray,
  
  Exactly the crux of the matter. It looks like in GA it is from the day you mail the demand letter. :-(
  
  JohnCl

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  bbriscoe9th March, 2005

  How did you go about finding a good PM and how much should I expect to pay one? I have only a few units.

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  ray_higdon9th March, 2005

  I reccomend going to your local investor club and asking around. If they are good they will probably even have a representative there.
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  InActive_Account16th March, 2005

  10% of collected rents is about normal.
  
  As far as finding a good one, I recommend word of mouth - start with a REI club if available.