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Account Closed Selling "As Is" = Free From Liability... Myth or Reality?
25 October 2015 | 2 replies
.), may easily prevent the underlying cause of the mold formation to go into abeyance, or otherwise render the condition as one that is not readily identifiable/observable (by the purchaser or their inspector), has the investor, whether through lack of knowledge in understanding that mold is not, in and of itself, the problem, but rather evidence of another problem (and so did not correct the underlying cause) or simply from a lack of ethics, free from accountability if the property is sold "as is"?  
Tracy Stein Urbanization: Big City Real Estate Markets Boom!
27 October 2015 | 2 replies
Many tax and private dollars go toward repairing and expanding cities, including construction of new multi-unit dwellings, commercial properties and industrial facilities.Governments Must CopeCities are often clogged with automobiles that create noxious emissions and contribute to smog, allergies, asthma and many other maladies.
Shaun C. 1st Time Returning Security Deposit
28 October 2015 | 5 replies
I have already revised my lease a TON, and included an addendum with all kinds of prohibited items from being flushed and has a spot for the tenants to sign that all faucets/drains work and are free of clogs or back ups. 
Zachary Quinlan Selling a service to a complex
29 October 2015 | 1 reply
The end game and heavy sales points would be that:-reduces normal operations costs marginally -does generate revenue since they will get a fee per unit due to the complex adding to the rent cost and essentially preventing me from having to handle billing.
Therese V. Letter for denial to prospective tenant, phone call too?
29 October 2015 | 7 replies
The letter should be mailed, I would also call -- it will prevent any potentially "angry" situations with the prospect if they miss the letter.
Tyson Cox Residential Real Estate & LLC's Don't Seem to Mix.
2 November 2015 | 24 replies
Many states allow for an acceleration of a loan for mere re-vesting of title, while others may prevent it.
Troy Verdialez Has anyone had any problems showing houses in bad neighborhoods?
31 October 2015 | 0 replies
Is there anyway to prevent this from happening?
Chris Wallace Any Winterization Tips?
12 November 2015 | 3 replies
Toilets will need to be drained and then antifreeze put into the traps to prevent the remaining water from freezing.  
Anita Fofie Lease Option Numbers on a Million Dollar Home???
7 January 2016 | 10 replies
@Anita Fofiefor Calgary Alberta I would look at seller carry for the balance or a wrap around mortgage saleRead the HELOC and see if there is a provision in there that prevents a second mortgageYou could have a three year balloon that forces them to refinance@Roy N. is a pro in Canada You also could look at a lease purchase there they put down 10% and have a three lease along with a sale and purchase agreement spelling out the terms
Curtis Mears Can I Loan Money to Father in Law under Dodd Frank Rules
5 November 2015 | 2 replies
No representations can be made on how any court in any state or federal, will interpret the regulations or apply them, and that said interpretation or application will be different from this analysis of the law.Therefore, there is no guarantee that relying on this analysis will prevent governmental or civil actions against the lender/seller.