Any breach of covenants, duties or obligations recited herein shall be deemed and material breach by Tenant of this Rental Agreement."

Then if you finish up your duty's in Japan, move home, and Grandma needs the full amount of money, you could refinance at owner occupant terms (better than terms on an investment loan).

Because it is vital to buyers who are taking mortgage.

I am Active Duty Navy with over 16 years in and have been in the real estate business for about 7 years.

There is no duty to sell to you for any price.

My realtor has done the following (but not limited to) and he has me on the brink of relieving him of his duties:1) talked to other clients or realtors, or even held personal phone calls during a house viewing (more than once)2) told me that he shuts his phone off from December 24-Jan 23) Sometimes does not respond to calls/texts within 24 hours4) Didn't know what ARV meant when I used the acronym and then proceeded to say he never heard it called that before...Maybe I'm answering my own question, or maybe I'm being overly picky but usually I'm right about my gut instinct.

Lately I have been in love with the heavy duty toilet auger.

We would love to grow our own real estate investing company that we could use as our main source of income once my husband finishes his active duty military service.

You may be able to hire an off duty officer to go with you.But you can certainly continue with the eviction. :)

The title company has no duty to share information with you and it likely falls against their privacy policy.