Much of what you can or cannot do will be dictated in those laws.

We challenged the first appraisal, but they are pretty much untouchable, the lender can't even dictate who is used to keep things "fair".Good luck to you.

When investing through a Trust in a business and there is no buy-sell agreement, the Trust agreement dictates how that ownership interest passes.

Cory, if it comes to that we will but unlikely if we plan accordingly now just as I have mentioned in this post... how a LL's reserves are used are not dictated by the tenant, they are dictated by how the LL wants to deploy them... if at all.

Leverage the remaining 70% with your lender.Your personal circumstances dictate when it's a good time to invest, not the current conditions in the markets.

On the investment side; how I’m seeing it is buyers would like to dictate the pricing and terms due to market uncertainty, but sellers are not desperate to sell and would rather just hold on to their properties and wait this thing out than discount their price.

Don't let a legal structure dictate where you buy. 

I believe that this is not right and no one should dictate would a private sector or industry should or should not do, especially with private property.That being said, we can learn a lot.Firstly, always have reserves.

In addition, we are no longer accepting new Rental loan applications during this temporary hold period.Lima One continues to underwrite and close loans during this period but must temporarily modify our loan programs as the financial markets dictate.

I am prepared to do my part but don't like having it dictated to me.