They even did a compliance review where they examined many of these ROBS transactions and issued commentary on where people stepped afoul of the rules (didn't file 5500 or 1120, went out of business, didn't value the company).

Funny to hear that it would make any house look newer.I would have to disagree.

I'll have to respectfully disagree with Alan Mackenthun that a house you live in is an investment.

Welcome to BP Sierra,First, you can try to get a contract from a Realtor, if they don't hand them out you could make a really low offer on something and get a copy (lol), but that should be examined and modified for your use.

As the government looks for ways to raise revenues, it is only a matter of time before they start to re-examine "perks" we investors get to take advantage of.

Lots disagree with the "50% rule".

You might need an attorney if people become disagreeable......and they usually do....good luck

I disagree with characterizing it as "another one bites the dust".

I would disagree for WisconsinWe had over 680 sheriff property for sales in 30 days‘ for sale not purchase “inner city has a lot of foreclosure nicer smaller communities our filled with houses for sale over 2 years on MLS a lot of property inventory ( Wisconsin region )Plenty apartment bldgs with “ for rent “

I'm not disagreeing with Jason here, as that may be in GA (it's a strange state, lol) but....Here, when a double closing was done, they are two closings, the first a-b and the second b-c, if they are scheduled 30 minutes apart, c is in the waiting room reading a magazine while a and b and already in the closing room, they close and the closing docs are placed in a folder and a leaves with their copies.