But at the same time is reminds everyone that the program that subsidized housing comes with limitations.

It reminds me alot of my house in Redding, CA.

Secondly thank you for posting that reminder and reality check for us all.I have to admit, I have a 4 family with washer/dryer hookups in the basement for each tenant and I know several tenants do not clean the lint out of the dryer regularly like they should.

In addition, I have read articles where huge hedge funds are starting to invest in sfh and mf by purchasing thousands of them at one time.These scenarios remind me the days of the internet stock bubble.

The seller and I came to an agreement on price, I sent her the contract, but the probate attorney said that I need to send a HUD. I thought the HUD was the paperwork at closing with all of the transaction info on it?...

While I could try it again, your story above about how one appraiser refused to appraise the house above what you paid for it reminds me that it would be stupid for me to try it again, as the likelihood of it working is slim.I'm a big believer in the fact that if something doesn't work 90% of the time, I'm not going to base my business strategy around the other 10% of time.My life is full of frustration...Because you're happy to base your business around the other 10% of the time.

After you've painted an area, you throw down the speckles (reminds me of confetti) & it looks sharp.It took me about 3 hours to do the project.

Kevin, just a reminder that you also have to transfer the security deposit, get any info on the condition of the property when tenant moved in, and anything else in the seller's file pertaining to this tenant to protect your interests if you become the landlord, even if you find out you can give 60 days' notice.

. - kind of reminds me of this saying:http://quotationsbook.com/quote/15404/

If not simply remind them of this fact that on the date the fence was constructed there were no bylaws disallowing the fence to be constructed in that way.Also state that any attempt to remove or modify the fence that was legally constructed will prompt legal action.On that note be sure to consult your own attorney and verify that.