Today, property management called with the official notice that the landlord wants to sell the house we are renting.

I have plans and engineering ready to go, but have held off on official plan check as I can't seem to get a consistent build cost. 

I'll put the June announcement in shortly.We're a little less formal than most. 

IF I was going to do any of that, it would not be memorialized so as to suggest any kind of official business agreement.

I don't want to break any laws or official rules.Anyone know how that would work?

Hey fellow pocketers, so I’m officially pre-approved by two lenders which I will most likely go with USAA since not only is the rate cheaper but it lowers my car insurance but that’s another story.

The appraisal on the property will validate this information though so you may have to wait for that to know officially but be prepared for the duplex LTV and interest rates for the property.Thanks for the Tip on the US Bank loan. 

There's a lack of "attainable" (not affordable as I was told recently by a city official) in many of the desirable metros and suburbs.

I haven't even officially automated my messages (I use saved drafts and slightly customize each one) and it still only takes me a couple of minutes per booking unless there are random questions. 30 minutes is probably only the case if there's a maintenance issue during the booking. 

I don't know what the landlord did officially, but I noticed the couple were no longer living there a couple of months later.