Oddly enough, unlike other cities, Englewood also doesn't allow you to rent an ADU.

I’m not saying it is, but it seems quite odd with all the people trying to make landlords look foolish a post about having a bad feeling and nothing else to go on.

If the treasurer is telling you they're not collecting on it, that would be very odd or an error.

There are some odd cases in Denver where the zoning dept has a separate doc that specifies the odd approved use of the property in the past before all of the zoning changes in 2010.

Odds are good that your purchase agreement has a financing contingency, so they are not entitled to keep anything if your lender backs out.

Oddly enough, I have the general life skills covered!

I have an odd ball question about the deductibility of interest on a cash out refinancing.My family inherited some investment real estate and unfortunately one of the parcels is owned by a  pension/benefit plan. 

This was all just an odd situation as the person who signed the lease agreed with terminating the lease and moving out, it was the "other" person not on the lease who was not communicated to that they need to move out by the end of the month.

Would love some help.Thanks, NickHere is the full quote: David:As odd as this sounds, I would relive the day that I refinanced four California properties out of 30-year mortgages into 15-year mortgages.

What are they actually paying for on their end in 30 odd days?