On the surface, yes, if I can move from a lower to higher return on equity, then it would make a lot of sense, but I believe people have to be cognizant of all the risks involved. 

We're sure to get the one person commenting on this thread who will primly inform you that bleach doesn't kill mold and you need to use the super special expensive fungicide the mold remediation guy she knows convinced her to spend all her money on, but no...chlorine bleach for vinyl surface remediation will do the job.You did the right thing and put in vinyl in your basement. 

It's a quick $1000 fix using our basement water proofing guys.We pump well away from the perimeter using lateral drains as many sump pumps just pushing water to the surface near the wall & it just heads straight down.

Now my HO6 premium went up and thanks to centralized/online recording, my primary house insurance went up by $200/year b/c they detected this loss incident under my SSN/Home Insurance policy.2)Now here is the situation that impacted the showing of the house and getting prospective tenants/students for next year's rent in a timely fashion.

Looks to be in great shape, great location, seems lucrative on the surface.

You absolutely may not transact between the plan and a disqualified party in any fashion - whether direct or indirect. 

These old tile alcove surrounds in our area were built hard the old-fashioned way, thickset mortar beds on metal lath with tile beaten in over them.

I have been very interested in the lease option investment strategy lately, but when I spoke with my local attorney, a serious risk surfaced that I want to understand more.

If your mindset is moreso the "I want to do this, but in a fashion that allows me to weather the storm", then keep working towards a viable investment strategy for this market phase.I believe in playing all four quarters.

from that you can see if you own from the studs in or from the surface of the walls, etc.