Our government here is looking to pass a ridiculous ordinance on short term rentals.  

I could not get "W" to talk to me and understand her situation deeper, but I asked "B" to pass a list of my questions to "W" and be a mode of communication.Since, this is my first time dealing with a Divorce situation in this business I am very confused and concerned if I will fall into some kind of a trouble.

We’ve put in offers but a lot of condos either need to pass a survey by the lender or we need to put 25% down which would wipe out our second mortgage and most of our savings which I don’t feel comfortable doing.

If you ever pass a property being worked on stop and ask to take a look.

This range was 11 years old, and you're here trying to figure out how to pass as much of the replacement cost on to your tenant as possible.

They did not go to law school, pass a bar exam, and work in the legal field.

I believe it's J Scott that says, "Beware the Ten-Percenter"As a rule of thumb, if your penciled profit is 10% (or less) of the final price you should give the deal a pass. As

They tried to pass a controversial law that would basically require landlords to evict any tenant charged with a misdemeanor crime.

The first guy left without issue after the tenants realized they were going to lose their apartment; the second is tbd.When I get unauthorized tenants, I write a very short and simple letter stating that everyone has to be on the lease and pass a background check.

Ask them a couple of qualifying questions like "will you be able to pass a background check that includes criminal, credit and rental history?"