Because when you refinance it will alter your ability to pay, it will lower your largest credit lines history, and it will increase your interest rate on your new loan.

Matt, thanks for your response.My lease says this also: "Tenant shall not make any alterations or improvements to the Premises without Landlord's prior written consent."

You can pull permits to build and or alter a home, hire someone else to do such work under your license, install siding, roofing, Windows.

2) go to a few REIA meetings, then once you know some encouraging people invite your wife to one. 3) consider altering your real estate strategy - I learned taking the path of supposed quick profits through active strategies like wholesaling and flipping has pitfalls for newbies - do you have the funds to purchase distressed properties?

Consult:A) Your LeaseB) Your LandlordC) An AttorneyThey shouldn't be able to alter utilities that are in your name.

In the event Lessor rejects said offer and if thereafter any term or condition of the proposed sale is altered, modified or otherwise changed, then Lessee must submit an additional written notice to the Lessor affording the Lessor an opportunity with an additional 48 hours after actual receipt to accept or reject the purchase based upon the changed, altered, or modified terms.

Thanks Seth, I will alter my routine to incorporate your feedback.Cheers

LOL I took a spreadsheet from the file share and altered it to do the same calculation as you did to determine the life remaining.

Single member LLC is just an alter ego for yourself and easily pierced.. if you have a true partners ship IE other members then its a much better protection device but then all partners get sued. also a major component in my mind is what kind of real estate are you going to do? 

If the own can access and alter the settings, then a good hacker can too.