But I think , in this specific scenario , I don't feel your mistake was big , but depending on your situation , if that 100 $ was your cash flow , then the punishment was bigger .I would see if they officially as per contract - made that statement about rent .

(kind of feels like I'm getting punished for buying well, but oh well).Greatly appreciate leads for long term 15-30 year amortization loans that will loan on the appraised value.

It doesn't change what exists currently though and the lack there of shouldn't punish the people that took the time to do the work to get the animal.

If a landlord is not charging full market rent and trying to sell they must be punished for having operated a very inefficient business.

It is a criminal violation punishable by a fine of up to $1,000.00.Ask a real state specific attorney or even your local fair housing authority contact on what the law states about your rights.

Life punishes those who are vague.

Misrepresenting yourself as an owner occupant when you're really going to be renting it out is a felony punishable by up to years in prison.If you're buying as an owner occupant, and renting out a room, you can also do that immediately.If you're buying as an owner occupant and want to rent it out legally, typically there is a one-year occupancy requirement in the mortgage docs.

It continues to be unlawful to solicit for investors outside an applicable exemption such as one under Rule 506(c).

It continues to be unlawful to solicit for investors outside an applicable exemption such as one under Rule 506(c).

What they did was crooked and unlawful.