I have seen too many friends that have put their blood, sweat, and tears into raising the best kid possible.

Sellers think their house is worth 3 times more because their firstborn was born right there  on that blood-stained sofa in the living room tight there)Then we give them even more options, we can either buy it ourselves, or we can wholesale it. 80+% of the time they rathe rus wholesale it.

blood sweat and tears...

What I'm here to tell you is that unless there is a ton of money on the line then it might not be worth the time, effort, energy, blood, sweat, and tears that it is going to take to bring the case, not to mention the fact the legal matters never really end up in the way that you want them to and you might not get the resolution that you desire.  

I live in a landlord market and the properties are very very cheap here so cheap i want to get out of wholesaling an purchase. i have one under contract for $5k are there any lenders that will lend to me on the low end. im willing to go over and beyond and put my blood sweat in tears in my business just looking for some guidance

No more than 3 unrelated people by blood or marriage can reside in a house in a SFH zone.2.

I told her I have concrete evidence that the buyers are a blood relative of her (the mortgage broker) and that the appraiser is a good friend of hers.

But then again, more reason to get a good website, so all the potential "success cold call receivers" / DMM receivers, would fill in your form without waiting for someone to have to call them or send them a mailer.It was quite difficult for me to try to write this so you can see what point I am trying to make... but to recap...I feel like almost everyone sees "this" marketing as some magic thing that magically works/ or not based on weird tricks and rituals, I don;t know... pour some virgin goat blood on a mailer and spit on it 3 times and that should get people to respond favorably to your marketing efforts.It is seriously quite easy. 

Yes you can charge the tenant for the repairs, but they are LOW INCOME, so good luck trying to get blood out of a rockA good property manager (us) is a lot like insurance: you don't need us when everything is going fine, but when everything goes south, because you didn't have time to keep tabs on everything, then a good PM is worth every penny you pay them:)

There's not enough blood in the water for me to get excited yet, though the cracks are showing something fierce.