Part of me wants to err on the side of safety while the other part is reminding me that the rewards you get are for taking some risk.

It would be a great safety net.

mother hire an inspector to inspector home before purchasing a foreclose from the bank. the inspector wrote on his report that he was not able to inspect heat and water system because they were turned off. my mother went ahead and purchase the home. now that the title is under her name, she now can call Nstar to turn on the water and heat system. after the heat and water was turned on, we noticed that room and hallway basement heater weren't working. also the heater system was leaking water and making notice. there was water pipe leaking as well. anything that has to do with water and gas is health hazard for this reason i ask is it suppose to be the bank who should be liable for all issues. i said because they did not turn on the water and heat system the time the inspector so he can inspect everything tortuous. and also for not telling my mother that the house is health risk. this kind of stuff can cause fireplease feedback is neededpleasei beg you all

Now your house is labelled where someone was killed, and harder to both rent and sell.I think for the safety of the family, the person and the landlord for being liable, you should give your tenants information on centers that assist abused women.

Pre-paid and un-paid expenses (real property taxes, hazard insurance, special assessments) are typically pro-rated to the day of closing.

Its short term, the annualized returns can be well into the teens, and you have the safety of a low LTV secured by a 1st trust deed on a local property.

I told them there was nothing that could be done, it's not a hazard, and they accepted the condition when they moved in.

If we can continue to buy with a good Margin of Safety/Exit Strategy with solid Rental Rates, how can we loose?

The daughter said she saw a **** roach in her room and tried to say this made the home a hazardous place to live.

Going to safety expecting very bad times ahead or expecting some terrific buying opportunities?