In my 25 years of doing HOA's, before getting on the happier side of life, I encountered very few in older HOA's, but they are out there.

I have been speaking a lot with PMLs, specifically the one's that offer 100% financing LTV and LTCMy concern is that they keep asking me for a loan origination cost, which seems like a scam to meFor instance, one offered 100% financing and then once I completed the application, she asked for about $3500 for the loan origination fee.

.- Real Estate Rookie - it's designed for people just like you who are getting started and seeking to understand terms, concepts, and processes...it's like a crash course to build knowledge in real estate- Bigger Pockets Podcast - this was their first podcast and it contains invaluable examples of other investors, situations they've encountered, and how they got to where they are today.

I'm also aware of self-leveling compound, but I believe that may be just a bandaid solution to the cosmetic issue but will not address the risk of future settlement.I wanted to reach out to this community to see if anyone has any thoughts about whether push piers and house lifting would be a worthy investment or if it's just a total scam/rip off?

It was more of a general example of unknowns I will encounter in transitioning my primary to a rental property.

Because it takes repetition for people to remember things and you have to be top-of-mind when they encounter a potential client for you!

I was mindlessly scrolling Facebook shortly after this and saw a friend from HS (who was not the best kid nor the most intelligent) accepting an invite to an event called "How to make $50k in a month" and I figured it was the biggest scam ever.

It was remarkable how many “no call, no shows” we encountered.

In my efforts to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy, I encountered a requirement for a zoning permit.

A NN lease roof an structure in a cold belt state landlord obligations can be way different for a landlord than a NN in a warm belt state where you typically are not encountering lots of snow, ice, etc. that wears down roof and parking lot faster.