Of course, hard money loans to consumers was still possible although legislation and abuses ultimately eliminated hard money as a money source for homeowners in a pinch.My original mentor, Mike Quaid, owner of Cal-West Home Loan and Fullerton Investment, knew people and taught me the art of 'undressing' the prospective borrower.

You know that people can be arrested for abuse of animals or elder abuse or child abuse; if the stuff that I've seen in some houses were treated similarly, the owners would be arrested for housing abuse :)

Also, what if I gave everything to a landlord now, and then in two weeks I go to get the keys only to find out he was hit by a bus a week ago?

Overall it was a huge mess.And our complex had a security guard on duty after 6 pm.Who got evicted, the lady and her baby after the guy was dead.Ya a little bit of Pot doesn't hurt anybody or Jeopardize anybody's tenancy.My experiences and I guess the way I do business is to try and protect my property and my other residents as best I can from people abusing illegal substances, and bringing other people to my property that can cause trouble.

The second is that the board can be quite sceptical of eviction for owner's use as these applications have been abused as a means of getting tenants out to get a new tenant paying market rent.

Is this a bus tour or are you the only client?  

I like it in a way that it would force those whom abuse the system to find work, but those that really need the programs would severely be hindered. its a win lose situation and so not so good... even though this is the system we are moving to. 

@Ben Leybovich isn't being rude, he's shooting straight about what is clearly another post asking how to abuse a gov't funded program intended to increase home ownership accessibility.

This lets me know in more detail the problem and if they tenant is abusing the item to let them know they will be charged for repairs due to excessive wear and tear by the tenant.

That is why the plurality of dog bite victims are owners or household members that have no signs of animal neglect, abuse or mistreatment of the dog.