Those same keys probably would have opened the front door too (until it was re-keyed - we'll never really know).Marc Freislinger is in your area, and he has some comments in this next link:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/45650-bump-keys-scary

You should keep copies of these records and receipts for 7 years (some will say 3 years is long enough; however, keep them 7 to cover yourself).Open a separate business bank account after you obtain an EIN number from the IRS: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=102767,00.html This will be submitted to anyone requesting a Tax ID number for your business.You will make a copy of each receipt or scan them into your computer and keep them in records.

I am in the process of taking possession of a tax lien property that had an open mortgage on it, the bank must not have been able to get their paperwork organized or decided they didn't want to pay for whatever reason.

I grew up there as a child before moving to Canton.120,000 should get you a decent starter home in Woodstock.You can find one that used to be in the 180k to 200k range at the peak back in 2008 for 120k now.When looking if you are not happy at 120,000 in what you find bump up to 140,000 or so and you can negotiate down to your 120 range.You don't need to pay off your credit card balances just get them below 33% of available credit limit and it will boost your score.I know doctors that open up practices and have to pay off very expensive equipment over time but didn't know the schooling was so expensive.

Get it on the market, market the open house for the beginning of the year and start 2012 off with 2 SOLD signs.Good luckDanny

Since we would share somewhat confidential information it's important that the group be dedicated to helping each other and open to listening to new ideas.

BTW I would be an owner/operator, using 3.5% down/FHA loan, approved in the high 900's but open to suggestions.

I'm looking to loan 100k-200k and the owner is open to carrying the rest of 400K.

Finally, I would look to make real cuts to our budget and everything would be open for discussion, including military spending, social programs, etc.

What I don't understand is why the govt doesn't just open up the discount amount to everyone with the same rules?