You can clean up other aspects of title that remain later, including prior defects in the chain of title and liens, but the original deed and the nature of the interest(s) granted, do not change.

The cash value is quite literally the policy owner saving up the death benefit over the insured's natural lifetime.

The agent "friend" can kick rocks, unless he is VA qualified and it would fully transfer into his name.

Once you find one good contractor they typically know other "rock stars" in other trades (electric, plumbing, etc...) that you will also need.

That's how Castle Rock was born.

This immediately struck me as odd as I wasn't aware of any form of compensation to the PM for any maintenance related activities, just 8% of gross rent and 1-month of rent to lease the property, per our contract.Naturally I wanted to understand the nature of this arrangement, specifically how much mark-up is being charged, so I referenced a specific sewer repair bill from 2015 that was $2,600 and asked him if he could provide the vendor invoice so I could understand how much the vendor charged and how much revenue the PM recognized.  

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I'm naturally skeptical and was about to pass it up, telling myself that I probably wouldn't learn anything that wasn't already on YT or BP or in books.

When you run the numbers, there could be a scenario, on paper, where this makes sense cash flow wise, because of the interest only nature of the HELOC you have.

Section 8 tenants are by their nature low quality people who are very irresponsible.