This is essentially paid by you the original buyer.It allows a buyer with no money to flip a property.

Student tenants lack basic knowledge of how to keep and maintain living space and are often on their own for the first time without the guidance of parents so they try foolish and risky behavior which impacts the property.

We don't really know yet, but have some good ideas, of the impact of the SAFE Act and Dodd-Frank on these matters.A straight option and a lease is not impacted by these regulations, but if any financing arrangement is made like crediting rents to a purchase, then they may apply.

In some areas the rental market is essentially dead and properties are abandoned.

There are a lot of moral aspects to the landlording life, and it is such an important thing because we have such an impact on people's lives. what are your thoughts on this interesting topic?

There were essentially 4, 1.5 hour sessions throughout each day.

You are essentially using that approach.

Has anyone here used them for direct mail services? It also appears to be linked/promoted by Sean Terry's Flip2Freedom academy, but you can create an account and have an order fulfilled whether or not you are part...

@Joshua Dorkin We have one that looks similar to the picture posted by @Darren Sager ... though we have a storage tank {which is essentially a giant thermos bottle} before our in-line water heater/boiler because we have installed a solar thermal system in the property.

That's the case at the federal level.I also gave feedback to the proposed rulings, for more lax regulation, but you don't see me claiming I impacted any decision, I'm sure the CFPB got an ear full.