So i've met a real Estate broker here in MN who owns a real estate company in Woodbury, and i was told that Wholesaling in Real Estate in Minnesota is illegal and i can get finned, can trialed.

I would not refi to save only $200 a month.If you are not 100% sure about keeping the property for the long haul, I would say either sell now in this hot market and re-invest your proceeds into something else, or keep it for 3 years as a trial run and sell it before 3 years so you can avoid paying capital gains on it.

Although the decision was largely based on the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 24 U.S.C. 794, the court remanded to the trial court for consideration of whether a reasonable accommodation could be made, given that the tenant had a mental disability that required her to keep the dog in her apartment.

I think she might need a real estate lawyer or a trial lawyer, lol, idk.

Do the InvestorCarrot trial for a month, and keep the service for a couple months.  

As to the accounting system, it does fine for me so far, I don't have too many units and it's accounts are customizable, figured that need a more focus account software probably from an accountant anyway this system just to keep track the trial balance.

The city council is voting on whether to do a road diet on Parkwood in just a couple weeks.

I’ve found out through trial and error, to even get on their radar and have your initial bid get reviewed that your initial bid needs to be at least 75% of that price.

Then you have to return to court, then the tenant demands a jury trial, then more time because they say they want to settle, then the eviction order, then its too cold outside so the order is stayed, then when its warm the sheriff is backed up from all the stayed orders so we're still delayed, then finally possession is returned.

And let the trial and error begin.