Odds are good after being towed once that they will never park there again.

Hey guys, what are the odds of a family home that has been turned into 5 units being worked into a deal as a 4 unit with the 5th being marked off?

@Prash ManoharOver the next 5-7 years, I think the odds are good that Austin will remain a seller's market.

I think an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure, so here are some simple steps you can take to improve your odds with your next GC.Make sure they are Bonded, Insured and Licensed.

Conventional lending is going to require you to have a 2 year employment history to qualify.It's odd your private lender didn't know the guidelines going into the deal.   

These two sentences are at odds.

The odds of you getting sued are low and it can be a financing headache, as you're finding out. 

Odds are you’ll get them out a lot easier that way .

Way more hassle than it's worth.I've got a couple emails out to a few firms just to give it a shot but if, as you say, the costs of retaining a licensed IAR are anything but very low, my odds are low.For the benefit of those reading in the future, I'll give a bit of background: I confused not needing a sponsor to take the test with not needing an RIA to hang my license under to be officially licensed.

First off, the odds of you ever being sued for anything more than a security deposit dispute are extremely slim.