As that home should be indeed a treasure.

What would make you feel comfortable to taking some of your hard-earned treasure out of the bank in today's market and giving it to someone else.

I just think your judgment may get clouded because of the emotional ties and sometimes it is best to sell the home to a family who will treasure your mother's house as she once did.Good Luck!

I personally feel the reason the HOA is coming after me for these assessments is that they know they will never get further money from this individual.2 – The person next door who’s place was damaged by the flooding was, at the time, the Treasurer for the HOA and is now the President of the HOA. 3 – Unfortunately I did not have homeowners insurance at the time the incident occurred (I was between companies – I hence have Home owner’s insurance again).Here are my questions:-Based on the above, can a lien be placed on my property?

And then we'll expand into either more duplexes, single families, or other as we get to know the Boise and Treasure Valley market overall. 

It's a treasure hunt.Happy Hunting

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Greetings friends,Reid Armor, Newbie from Stuart Florida corresponding on all frequencies.I graduated from the Florida State University's real estate investment sales program in May of 2015 and have been working as a Commercial Sales Associate at NAI Southcoast for the past year.After exploring retail, office, industrial, land, and multifamily product types along the Treasure Coast (specifically Martin County) and working deals in each sector I am incredibly excited to have chosen to become an expert in multifamily properties.I am 26 years young, my goal is to own 100 doors by the time I am 30 and be the area's go to multifamily expert. 

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