what companies wod be interested in buying a house with a sitting tennant in?
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If you do a web search for "we buy ugly houses" you will find half a dozen companies that buy houses of this kind.  But don't limit yourself to companies.  There are plenty of private investors who will buy houses with tenants in them, especially if the tenant is paying a decent rent.  Try advertising for free on craigslist.org or try paid advertising on one of the many web-based real estate sales websites.  Put a for-sale sign on the house with your phone number and watch the calls come in.  Or list the house with a real estate broker.  Good luck!
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try http://www.ellisfairbank.com/ there based in leeds and are a good agency/ headhunter to use.
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Consult a reputable real estate attourney to find out...
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Try this link to see if it the company that you are looking for... if it is not, enter "Vantage Management Property" into the search engine of your choice and try the other companies listed.  The link is below:\nhttp://www.avantageproperties.com/\n\nHope this helps...
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Try http://www.rightmove.co.uk/ or http://www.findaproperty.com/ to see if they can help.
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Try looking at the classifieds for houses for sale that you like. Once you have selected ask the seller if he's willing to do a lease with an option to buy.
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Get hold of a real estate company such as Cluttons in Dubai.
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You can look at a free property listings site like Mylista.Com they have alot of really cool stuff on there
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In view that you are looking for a room to let in a private house(I assume), it would be best to put an ad in the local paper there for such.. If it is an apartment, then ask the Chamber of Commerce to send you booklets on rental places(apartments) in the Tifton area.
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Try Lembah Beringin.\n\nGet in touch with real estate agents. Its easier. Although most will probably have limited database of properties which will be mainly concentrated on their operating area.
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I would probably first go to your city and county offices and check to see if there are any properties that they own that they are looking to revitalize and see if they can work out a deal for you even if it is temporary.  You might also want to go to the local chamber of commerce and see if they can put your need into their newsletter or other communications as some businesses may have space that they would be willing to donate as a tax write off.
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try http://www.centralmortgages.com - this company heped me to find good remortgage deal
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I have no idea.  You'll likely call different corporations and offer your home.  I have never heard of such a thing as this.  \n\nIs your home special? \n\nI have seen ads in newspapers for renting out houses during huge events like when the Olympics come to town.
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The bank would much prefer you to make your payments compared to taking on a property.  Talk to them.  A lot of times they can work out a deal.
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The 'lessor' is the land lord or owner of the property.  You will find that they will try to get out of this as pest control can be quite expensive, stand your ground with them.  Use your local tennants association if you have to, they can normally found by searching for consumer affairs in your state.
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Actually, I think there are a few points to this question. First, what did YOU do to prequalify them to purchase the house in the first place?  Many LO landlords really don't care if the renter ever buys, they keep the LO money and either let the tennants go month to month, or let them move on.  So, assuming you want to sell the house, do a better job upfront of finding tennant buyers.  Pre qualify them.  1. Do they have all of the option consideration money upfront, with no payments (this means they have a lump sum or were able to save the money).  2. Does their current employment make it so they are able to make the payments on the house comfortably.  You can look at their income, and their outgo, and compare it like a lender does (that is what I do).  THey should not spend over 41% of their monthly income for, all items on the credit report, monthly payments, the principle and interest and taxes and insurance on the house. IF it is obvious they will be short...you probably want to look for the next buyer. But finally, if they will be renters until they exercise their option contract, do a smart upfront check on them as renters. First, do a criminal check on them, if they pass that, then look into the other items such as credit and references. If you find someone you like, then go to their neighborhood, drive it, and then call and ask if you can stop in.  If they are happy to let you come see them in their current home, you will get a feel for  how well they are going to take care of your property.  Due Diligence is important. Im not a lawyer, and if any of this info is wrong, it is simply my opinion.
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you can do a search in local newspaper..under wanted section or you can always advertise the furniture for sale!