@Joe Splitrock Admittedly my "EQ" is not naturally off the charts, but I have evolved to understand that being nice in difficult cases sometimes serves certain situations.

Subsection (D) provides several grantees of the Insured who would continue to qualify as an Insured without mention of the type of deed used in the conveyance so it appears from the standpoint of continuation of coverage it's the nature of the Grantee that matters not the deed.

I am a new investor so pardon my lack of knowledge but, I recently came across a great job opportunity in my 9-5, however given the nature I am NOT permitted to purchase REOs from FNMA, or purchase homes in short sales or other foreclosure auctions where the home is secured by a FNMA-owned loan.

Hi BP Community,I am under contract to purchase a rental property which has very poor natural light during the day. 

Not having the natural gas bill is one less thing tenants have to pay.

Anchorage does have extreme dark in Dec/Jan compared to lower 48 - but temps aren't bad - and natural gas is relatively cheap.

There is so much you can improve around you, let negotiating become a second nature.

I WILL fix it up some- it's in my nature and I need/want a project to do.

To answer your questions, Houston's market is still a good place to invest, despite the pandemic and oil market.

In the north region you can also invest in rural tourism, ex. near the natural parks, river beaches and waterfalls.