This frees money to originate and package more loans.Servicers are in financial trouble they had to front the money for forbearances to investors, many are merging to save the ship.When a loan has been serviced for a while it can be sold for many reasons:1. doesn't fit the location of bulk of the loans they service 2. borrower is difficult, borrower changes insurance and doesn't comply, insurance goes unpaid or taxes, borrower slow pay, borrower changes title, borrower complains ...3. borrower files bankruptcy, borrower has insurance claims and doesn't complete the rehab, Servicers are not all the same.

You either need to cancel your reservations, which will tarnish your review status and profile, or even worse, face eviction if you don’t comply.

If animal dies or is rehomed any replacements must comply with standard pet clause regarding feet, deposit, rent, etc.

You'll need to comply with the many zoning restrictions within the Maritime Zone and according to the "Plano Regulador".

My experience - 80% of renters don't try this trick, 10% ask and I tell them no and they comply. 10% ask, I tell them no and they do it any way. 

Complying with those laws when a dwelling is on the property is a lot tougher.

Your strategy may need some adjustment (to comply with the IRS rules), talk with some experts who can provide you the guidance needed, but the bottom line is you can successfully invest your retirement funds in real estate, tax deferred!

I don't recall the episode number, but the basic idea was that he got flyers, or ads from similar units in the same area for rent. complied them in a folder/book along with the improvements he made on his units, then reviewed this with the current tenant.

The purpose of a security deposit is to ensure the tenant complies with the lease.

You can also have an additional attached ADU, but need to comply with size rules (up to 25% of main house) and are supposed to get permits and approvals.