I have a great deal of respect for you, however your hair trigger judgment is something I do not want to emulate.

Everyone has heard of foreclosure defense attorneys having the borrower make payments into escrow of the attorney which then becomes an affirmative defense of the borrower.

We either happened to become great friends, they stayed to themselves (out of my hair), were clean, and were really a helpful extra set of hands around the house.I think you should seriously consider it.

I just like clean investments with not much hair (things that can go wrong) on them.

We're primarily interested in a buy and hold strategy, and would love to find a good cashflow-generating multi-family rental to start out with, get our feet wet, and then hopefully expand.Management StrategyIn order to successfully manage an out-of-town property without tearing our hair out, we are considering a two-part strategy: first, we want a well cared-for property that will attract good people, generate fewer maintenance calls, and have less turnover.

So, I wouldn't cut hairs saying it's only the "lender's" problem.I'm not an attorney or a judge, but that's where I'd take it, more to who is responsible for this debt or mortgage instrument being used in this transaction?

You will find yourself pulling your hair out in frustration trying to find someone to talk at Bank of America.

You can narrow the sold comps down by age, square footage, price and proximity to your subject property.I have been hunting property in Philly and using Redfin my Agents, Contractors and Attorneys have affirmed my ARV's are pretty accurate.

what if somebody upset him, or he had a bad hair day?

.), or maybe a small clinic, or even a hair or nail salon...