So let’s start with the commonly mistaken notion that it’s “illegal”, or the similarly mistaken notion that when one signs a mortgage, note and or deed of trust one has signed a contract prohibiting then from selling subject property without paying off noteEvery deed of trust or mortgage than contains a “due on sale” clause states that if a transfer of deed occurs and the note is not paid off then that is a violation of the restrictive covenants and the note holder may elect to accelerate the note.  

I suspect you would be mistaken !!  

@Caleb Heimsoth, If I'm not mistaken, I think your "7.5k" votes literally just flipped to "7.6k"...

It is my understanding that the NH Governor only has the authority to issue declarations of this sort in 21 day increments (although I am not an attorney so I could be mistaken).

@Kelly Farmer  As a sign of good faith I would be willing to pay your $800 water bill that was mistakenly put into your tenants name by the City (not my team), in addition to that we will recoup you $800 for the mold that the inspector discovered in the basement of your 99yr old property. 

Originally posted by @Delbert Standifer:I think you are mistaken.

@Joe Splitrock great points and I explained that I mistakenly included you in that post.

People mistakenly think they can improve a bad cash flowing property by paying off debt.

Many people mistakenly believe the SEV is 50% of the purchase price, but it is supposed to be the market value.Most cities have an Assessor that determines how much values have changed each year.

Tall men (he was at least 6'3)  stopped running in the neighborhood just in case they would me mistaken for the flasher.