I think of a little kid trick or treating and a little old lady opens the door and says "do you want two candy bars or would you rather have four?"

I don't believe roommates is one of the protected groups under the Fair Housing Act or Law.

There’s not much you can do if a borrower decides to move into one of their properties, in spite of their initial claim that they won’t, thereby invoking the Safe act or doing something else to turn the loan from a business to private purpose.

I also learned simply by spending time with suppliers, a lumber yard is like a candy store to a kid with me and my dad.

Our interview was on the phone though, since we live in NJ.And we always send or bring candy and cookies to the management company employee who processes the paperwork :)

I bought the property in San Antonio pretty much as a turnkey investment.I'm not sure what to say here because I'm kind of feeling like a kid in a candy store.

An investor looking to create transactions below market value (known as wholesale) will have to use his knowledge, his cunning, his negotiating skills, personality and alternative financing techniques (also know as creative financing) to make the deal work.To FLIP properties for a profit could also be known as making a short term profit by controlling real estate below market value (wholesale).Some tips:Make offers often subject to assignment and public auction (sold as is all cash)Using "bank days" (gives you more time to find an assignee)Build in an automatic extension (so that you do not have to ask for it when you need it)Always ask for Contract Candy in your offer (seller incentives; all the furniture, cash back etc)Use hybrid offers (limited partnership with the seller)Get right of possession (so you can show the property, clean it up a little, prep for auction sale)Multiply your offers (have agents make offers on your behalf on expired listings, no need to look at them, offer 25% below the expired listed price, subject to inspection.

In short my hopes are this. actors = facilities for actors to work = facility workers = increase in current retail to shop = retail workers.

To make it creative, have a concession stand where people can get drinks or candy?

As a landlord, once the moratorium is lifted, I'm about the same place from that day forward - Existing or new tenant.I think I might evict the bad actors (like 10%) since if a guy skips 3 months or more, odds of him paying off are slim and I don't like their behaviors.On the rest I want to stay, I'll do a work out.