I vacillate between doing some work on the '08 to get it going faster and just buying an old fox body Mustang and putting in a big block.

And how do applicants usually react to those requests?

It also means they would have a heck of a time trying to through prudent practices if any complaint.Lastly, I don't have a bigoted bone in my body as to the protected classes but I'm the one that will determine who I rent to.

What areas work for every body.  

There is a vast body of case law on Land Contracts, and frankly most of them give the benefit of the doubt to the buyer.Yes, the property may be overpriced.

Not always but women tend to get more emotional in reacting to things.

This also applies to any "wrap" mortgage agreement.A "Partitioned Note" is one that divides principal, interest, payment or other terms, such as a balloon requirement into separate parts but is constructed as one obligation and secured by one security agreement, in Texas that would be a Deed of Trust.In the body of the note, each part must be described as an individual obligation as being a part of the entire obligation.I can have as many parts or partitions as necessary to meet the needs of several parties or one party that has different underlying financing requirements.Conceptually, think of a Series LLC, where each member has their own cell which is accounted for, their capital and earnings within that cell and each cell is consolidated to the LLC for its financial statements.

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I don't see anything that I can't react to or work out a solution to, if necessary, as it arises).  

If your argument is that you don't feel like subjecting yourself to overbearing licensure fees, general fees, more fees, etc from a governing body just to obtain a 'license', that's a different conversation...though I doubt you will find much sympathy in that regard either.Just do it, what do you have to lose?