More often than not, when the junior digs in, the agent will often times use the "They'll file bankruptcy and you'll get nothing" threat or the, "They will let it go to foreclosure and you'll get nothing" threat.

I would make sure you get all the documentation from the town that it was certified with a good bill of health.

This is Allegheny County, If you know the county court and county property records-keeping systems, you can crawl so far up into people's private business using the online records system that you're ashamed of how much you know about them.Our tenants also typically come from the health-care industry, our area's largest employer.

Unfortunately, his father’s health deteriorated and instead moved into an assisted living facility.

Depending on the relationship you have with your tenants, you may get threats, etc. but they don't have any standing against you.Aside from renovating the kitchen:I would definitely have the HVAC checked and serviced by a reputable company in your area.

@Sam OjoSam, Assuming there is an HOA, be sure to consider the health of the balance sheet.

. $300 for piece of mind isn't that bad.I personally would not let the implied threat of him flooding you out affect your decision to sell.

So is it try if the irs doesnt file for taxes owed after 10 years the claim has no value or threat to deed.

I have particular strong feelings about this, but I may be the exception.The insurance and annuities side of your business will be a very distant next area of importance for me, but for a younger person that needs to provide for a young family without other assets this might be a little higher on the list for them.There is a financial planner in my local market that will also shop insurance providers (including car, home, health and rentals) to find the best value on insurance as part of their service for their clients.

Hi everyone,Where I live in NY a vacant land parcel needs to have Board of Health Approval (BOHA) in order to build on it.