Call them back and tell them to cease with the tattle tails, they can go to the police if they have anything.

The mortgage company is the tail wagging the dog. 

It is especially fun to head in his direction and watch him high tail away.I have never been sued for RE. 

It becomes a dog chasing its tail with no help in sight. 

Find a Seattle eviction attorney to do it, or you'll be chasing your tail.

Properly executed, an investment in these types of property can garner passive losses equal to or greater than the amount of capital invested.A few words of caution; be careful not to let the "tax tail" wag the dog.

I also graduated in 2020 and high-tailed it to Atlanta.

Those passive losses can be used to offset the gains you have incurred (or gains you expect to incur) as long as the gain AND the investment where bonus depreciation is being take occur in the same calendar year.A few words of caution: be careful not to let the "tax tail" wag the dog.

Hello Chad,The inspector saw termite damage and stated in the report "Evidence of dry-wood termite infestations at the fascia, beams, post, door jamb, garage roof, rafter tail as indicated on the diagram"From the diagram attached, there are two areas on the house that has termite damage (top right and bottom right).

Do I agree to the 10k minus price and put my tail between my legs....or offer 5k off and they pay all closing costs so I regain some of the money on the table.