They are a prime place consumers look to obtain market information. 

Non-consumer (e.g., you, the investor) receiving a L/O: all day long and twice on Sunday.Giving a Consumer a L/O: no-go.Search "Lease options" and "Texas" (and variations thereon) for lengthy discussions on why you don't do that.

Problem is demoing out plaster and lath is so time consuming and expensive, and then you have stud walls that need to be shimmed because they didn't bother making them straight when it was going to be plastered.

This is the formula for filing a claim under the MA Consumer Protection Act - Chapter 93A.If the landlord fails to return the deposit, your friend should go straight to small claims court and fill out a complaint ($25.00). 

It won't be like last time, the government has a tight leash on banks now which is good for consumers, but bad for investors.if you are talking about appreciation, then I think it will be stagnant or decline a bit for a while since people are less likely to buy during interest hikes and no wage increase. 

The California Department of Consumer Affairs' Legal Division published the following "Guide to Residential Tenants' and Landlords' Rights and Responsibilities" (aka Landlord-Tenant Handbook): Ca Landlord-Tenant Handbook2.

For the purposes of making a real estate loan, NV does not distinguish between business and consumer purpose loans.

Hi BP Community,I've been consuming BP content over web and podcasts like candy for the past 12 months and wanted to finally (formally) intro myself.My name is Jason.

I found BP at the beginning of August and have consumed tons of the content here, but I'm still not seeing how to find good investment properties.I got myself a realtor in my area, and I have him sending me every Multi-Family that pops up.

Minimum it should be the yearly consumer price index for your area.