Again, I agree with you about not giving people extra time before you evict them, but don't you think that there are plenty of times that the tenant may be facing circumstances beyond their control?

The building department controls the property will be able to tell you if there were permits.

Has anyone used them to set up a self-directed IRA with checkbook control?

Interestingly the government is in a full control to manage housing supply through its direct and indirect ownership in Dubai’s largest property development companies.

I do want to see what I'm getting, but is far from a "simple decision as to the amount of return you want".Most people, including me, have little control over the down payment.

I originally made an offer on a two-bedroom, big lot (no garage) house assessed at $29k and got it for $12k.... not the best side of town and it needed $12k-$15k in repairs so you would be looking at $27k total into it.

This reminds me a little of a challenge that Robert Allen (book writer ex neighbor of mine) accepted to go to a town with no money down and buy a property.

I will not be able to be as "involved" maybe just finding the location/building and visiting the town once a year.

The Alinski-ites are in control of all the levels of power and they'll use every means at their disposal to ***permanently*** tilt the rules in their favor.

Unfortunately separation of church and state has become a convergence of church and state, and as a result we have people who believe in Santa Clause, based on books that were not even written by Santa Clause, but by men, as a means to control the populace, starting wars and controlling rights that are independent of religion.