It's not rocket science to assume I'll be searching off market or working with local agents following my own criteria.You would be hard pressed to find a decent duplex for $100k in Indy.

Servicers well aware of this rule so seems odd that they would have do e so accidentally.

I’ll have to press my CPA harder.

It is pretty easy to miss a spot when painting and tenants can accidentally ding up walls when moving.

Hello all, I am located in Nashville and currently searching for my first investment property (although buying a primary family residence here 11 years ago has turned out to be quite the accidental investment!).

Luckily, they were all patient and secretly knew the timeline would double from the start so nobody was pressed to cash out early.

I became an accidental investor 10 years ago when my job relocated me to Asia and I ended up renting out my townhome.

I'm pressing him for more information, but it doesn't make sense that a gov't assistance program would require an eviction notice given that the moratorium is still in place. 

It is very difficult to not accidentally break some of the rules that separate you and a decent attorney will pierce it especially if you are self managing. 

I own several apartment buildings, have been in the construction business more than 50 years and never saw a case where any homeowner or tenant accidentally or purposely destroyed any door with water, or by flooding a bathroom one, two, or a few times.