All Forum Posts by: Justin Egge

Thanks for the response, Chris!

So a couple of friends occupied a rental property without a lease, and a 'promise' of a contract for deed situation from the owner. Now let's ignore the idiocy of that no-lease/contract decision. Now the owner is telling them that because of the type of loan on the property, he cannot do a contract for deed, nor can it officially be a rental with a lease. So what we have is two people paying rent and utilities in a home without a lease, contract, or any proof of an agreement. 

Again, try to ignore the idiocy. Question: is it true that certain types of loans can restrict a contract for deed option and/or lease?

If it changes things, the owner stated, "because of the interest rate I was given, I cannot do it..."

Sounds like a load of junk to me, but asking to help inform their ongoing discussions with the landlord. Thanks in advance.  

Count me in.

Whoops, thanks for catching my typo, Gail. Meant to state that the washer went out, not the dryer. 

I had a front-load dryer go out in a SFR. Any guidance from the experienced on replacing with a top or front-load unit?

@Thomas Lorini thank you for the response and additional materials. After a bit of study, it makes far more sense and I am one step closer to being more effective in this realm. Thank you for the time!

Also, congrats on your progress as well. Glad you shared the story.

Are BP's marketplace listings not updated and/or have an expiration to them? Most listings in my area seem to be 1+ year old. While I can manipulate the data using the basic filters, there is still a considerable amount of sifting through dated postings that are no longer current or available.

Has anyone else experienced this, or found a better way?