In America, small business is being increasingly looked upon as a criminal behavior by both the public and governments and our society is extremely litigious. 

Signs may not be displayed on or from vehicles.I've updated future versions to specify which lane is for which apartment, but taking up both lanes is clearly a violation as it is currently written.Good idea Ida G. - I will call my attorney on Monday.

This is not a situation for aggressive behavior -- setting foot into this apartment while this particular tenant is still living there would be considered an "aggressive" move, given the info you have given us and it does not matter what the the law says at this point. 

Some state counties do not allow 3rd parties to display certain public records by default, which could be why you see missing info on some properties.

If they refuse to entertain this citing policy XYZ and you are forced to refinance, do not reward bad behavior: refinance with someone else. 

Very few IRS auditors are going to believe that selling was not your intent once you establish a pattern of the same behavior over several transactions.  

Your numbers would require a 2.1% rule in order for me to cash flow approx $100 a month (albeit, with my levels of financing at 3.5% down payment resulting in a higher monthly mortgage payment + PMI).On an unrelated note, how do you get the @ symbol to display a user?

I train students all over the country and its just helpful for you to be licensed.Ohio, Florida, and California, it’s really important to hold a Real Estate Sales license doing seller financing.The Department of real estate estate is aggressive there in those states.Finding a real estate broker that you can work with isn’t easy, because they like to be able to control your work behavior, but there’s many places that will allow you to hold your shingle, meaning your license, and you have the regulations covered.2.

When a borrower is current on the 1st they're behavior becomes more predictable.

We also have a tenant who is a recovering alcoholic and formerly homeless who needed a solid place to get away from family and "friends" that were enabling past behavior.