Odds are, they will be late with rent again next month and you'll be heading towards eviction.

Who knows, but the point is that now there’s two levels of communication and odds are you’ll get “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”I can’t imagine a “perfect” option here.

Derelict homes pull medians way down and an odd luxury mansion (in a non luxury area) pull medians way up.  

Because "hauntings" are not grounds for inhabitability.They also might be fine living there and only mentioned the "odd" things happening to see if you all had experienced something similar. 

I did a lot of odd jobs for my parents and grandparents, from mowing the lawn to painting a garage.

Odds are you will get some of them back at some point and have to resell them.2) You might want to have your attorney review the lease to own contracts to make sure they are SAFE act compliant (unlikely).

My son found a foreclosed home offered by Freddie Mac. He put in an offer and it was accepted. He plans to live in the home as his primary residence for 2+ years. He did this once before and now he is ready to sell th...

I'm sure I'm missing a couple others.I remember mentioning this when I first moved out here and how I was genuinely fearful from a public safety standpoint and then a year later October 1st happened :-(Plus on a better note, Golden Knights + Raiders + eventual NBA team (inevitable)...bound to bring an ounce of stabilization in rougher times.

Now, we might not get the deal, but I know our odds are better with her help.having a team imo is a LOT more important that trying to beat someone up for a couple hundred dollars.

If I am purchasing a house that is in good shape, but has very low property taxes, what are the odds that the city will re-assess and raise them right after I purchase the property?