It doesn't change the necessity to go through the BK courts to request and receive permission to sell.

It was a buy more out of necessity and convenience than anything else.

By now you know about the necessity to use a Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator, (MLO) in your transactions involving Seller Financing.

No silver spoon here.. what I did though is get a RE license at 18 and out of necessity and the desire to succeed became a top salesmen in my field and yes I have done pretty well at times in my career..

"You dont get a second chance at a first impression" -Anonymous (Presumably, Oscar Wilde...)Being in the military has limited the necessity for research in civilian attire, but now that I am to commit to REI, it has become evident that I must bear a respectable appearance from the moment I step through the door -- any door. 

You MUST address health and safety issues and "of necessity" type work, like rotted wood members, and failed systems like your boiler room equipment.

I have an HOA here in my SFR and also once owned a townhome with no HOA.In any community of condos, however, it's almost a necessity since there's no "building owner" like you would have with apartment buildings.

Second, is it a necessity to use transactional funding?

Don't forget the other necessities of section 8s like beer, cigarettes and lottery tickets.

We ended up renting out our first home out of necessity (the buyers loan fell through a week before closing and we needed into our new home for school district purposes), and it turned out to be great!