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I am currently reading "Building Wealth in a Changing Economy," also by Schaub, and "The Millionaire Mind" (not the "Secrets Of" one, but the one by the Millionaire Next Door author, Dr.

This puts all the basics together in one easy read and with plenty of relevant real life stories from the author and other starting out investors.

There can be a whole boatload of juriidictions (state, (multiple) counties, (multiple) cities, easement rightsholders (e.g. power company), traffic control authorities, etc.)

If you read the HAP contract you signed with Section 8, you would see that you are specifically prohibited from charging more than the authorized rent.

This number resonates with me not only because Irwin mentions it and states unequivocally that it is indeed possible, but also because I happened to read a stock market book a couple months ago by an author who describes his strategy of only buying stocks at 50% off the market value, and it will make a big difference to me in terms of quality of life and location because real estate is so expensive in this area.

Also, go to the housing authority who is in charge of the section 8 program and they will help you place a tenant.

Do a search for the article as I do not have the link anymore.There is absolutely no inaccurate information stated above, only a reference to a written article from a major news authority, my opinion on the concierge, and my opinion on how the newly educated investor remains on their own once completing the NR courses.

If they are unable to get the amount your loan is for, are they by law authorized to come back after you for any kind of balance they might have lost in the sale of your home?

A discussion with them should give you some idea of the situation.If you need to talk to the bank, you will need an "authorization to release information" signed by them.