Neither spouse, acting alone, can convey or encumber to a third person an interest in property held as tenants by the entirety.

I second the recommendations on here to just ignore it and don't respond - you don't want to make any kind of commitments to him to have it looked at and then be held on the hook for that.If he's serious he'll get his lawyer involved, but until that happens I'd just block the phone number.

I held these in a 30,000 ft.² office building which I named Weese financial Plaza, even though I only had 1500 ft.² It was impressive for people to attend one of my seminars in a building with my name on it and they came with their checkbooks!

This also has the benefit of reducing liability to our other properties, held under other LLC's. 

We used around $35k total and held the rest in reserves. 

The neighborhood is older (1970s) and has held value for a long time.

The fact that his is/was a fee does not give you the right to it.As for the security deposits you should get written confirmation from each tenant of the security currently held by current landlord.hope this helps,Chris

I've used Colonial to finance the 3 rentals I have and I've had to put 20% down on each and have 6 months of payments held in reserve just to qualify.

Private real estate helps investors temper the volatility in their portfolios because it’s immune to the daily shocks of trading.The value of a private real estate fund is based on the actual value of property held by the fund.

It's held the last Tuesday of the month at the Four Points Sheraton along Rt. 30.