Rental Suggestions

[GoUSC]

You run that risk, however, the house was bought a LONG LONG time ago (checked public records) and there doesn’t appear to even be a loan on it anymore.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

In these turbulent times, how can you be sure you’d get your 6-12 months rent in advance, back if the house you are renting goes into foreclosure?

I wouldn’t worry about paying 6 months in advance, assuming the property currently does not have a NOD. My guess is you would have a minimum of 5 months after a NOD before you were kicked out.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

In these turbulent times, how can you be sure you’d get your 6-12 months rent in advance, back if the house you are renting goes into foreclosure?

I wouldn’t worry about paying 6 months in advance, assuming the property currently does not have a NOD. My guess is you would have a minimum of 5 months after a NOD before you were kicked out.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

In these turbulent times, how can you be sure you’d get your 6-12 months rent in advance, back if the house you are renting goes into foreclosure?

I wouldn’t worry about paying 6 months in advance, assuming the property currently does not have a NOD. My guess is you would have a minimum of 5 months after a NOD before you were kicked out.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

In these turbulent times, how can you be sure you’d get your 6-12 months rent in advance, back if the house you are renting goes into foreclosure?

I wouldn’t worry about paying 6 months in advance, assuming the property currently does not have a NOD. My guess is you would have a minimum of 5 months after a NOD before you were kicked out.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

In these turbulent times, how can you be sure you’d get your 6-12 months rent in advance, back if the house you are renting goes into foreclosure?

I wouldn’t worry about paying 6 months in advance, assuming the property currently does not have a NOD. My guess is you would have a minimum of 5 months after a NOD before you were kicked out.

[NeetaT]

I will be moving to San Diego / Sun Diego / San Dog in April 2008. I plan on renting and in doing so, I plan on low-balling desperate owners by offering them 1yrs worth of rent up front at a severe discount to me. I believe some people would go for this because up front money talks. For example; If the rent is $2,000.00 a month, I will offer $1,800.00 per month x 12 up front. That would be like earning 10% tax free. They may take the money and try to invest it and make up the 10% not guaranteed and be taxed.

I am not really worried about the risk of losing up front money. I will just sue the person for more or threaten to sue the bank that owns the house.

[NeetaT]

I will be moving to San Diego / Sun Diego / San Dog in April 2008. I plan on renting and in doing so, I plan on low-balling desperate owners by offering them 1yrs worth of rent up front at a severe discount to me. I believe some people would go for this because up front money talks. For example; If the rent is $2,000.00 a month, I will offer $1,800.00 per month x 12 up front. That would be like earning 10% tax free. They may take the money and try to invest it and make up the 10% not guaranteed and be taxed.

I am not really worried about the risk of losing up front money. I will just sue the person for more or threaten to sue the bank that owns the house.

[NeetaT]

I will be moving to San Diego / Sun Diego / San Dog in April 2008. I plan on renting and in doing so, I plan on low-balling desperate owners by offering them 1yrs worth of rent up front at a severe discount to me. I believe some people would go for this because up front money talks. For example; If the rent is $2,000.00 a month, I will offer $1,800.00 per month x 12 up front. That would be like earning 10% tax free. They may take the money and try to invest it and make up the 10% not guaranteed and be taxed.

I am not really worried about the risk of losing up front money. I will just sue the person for more or threaten to sue the bank that owns the house.

[NeetaT]

I will be moving to San Diego / Sun Diego / San Dog in April 2008. I plan on renting and in doing so, I plan on low-balling desperate owners by offering them 1yrs worth of rent up front at a severe discount to me. I believe some people would go for this because up front money talks. For example; If the rent is $2,000.00 a month, I will offer $1,800.00 per month x 12 up front. That would be like earning 10% tax free. They may take the money and try to invest it and make up the 10% not guaranteed and be taxed.

I am not really worried about the risk of losing up front money. I will just sue the person for more or threaten to sue the bank that owns the house.

[NeetaT]

I will be moving to San Diego / Sun Diego / San Dog in April 2008. I plan on renting and in doing so, I plan on low-balling desperate owners by offering them 1yrs worth of rent up front at a severe discount to me. I believe some people would go for this because up front money talks. For example; If the rent is $2,000.00 a month, I will offer $1,800.00 per month x 12 up front. That would be like earning 10% tax free. They may take the money and try to invest it and make up the 10% not guaranteed and be taxed.

I am not really worried about the risk of losing up front money. I will just sue the person for more or threaten to sue the bank that owns the house.

[GoUSC]

NeetaT that isn’t a huge discount. In my current house they were asking $2700/month and I offered $2100/month six months up front and they accepted.

[GoUSC]

NeetaT that isn’t a huge discount. In my current house they were asking $2700/month and I offered $2100/month six months up front and they accepted.

[GoUSC]

NeetaT that isn’t a huge discount. In my current house they were asking $2700/month and I offered $2100/month six months up front and they accepted.

[GoUSC]

NeetaT that isn’t a huge discount. In my current house they were asking $2700/month and I offered $2100/month six months up front and they accepted.

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