Probably best to max this out as it won't prevent me from jumping on another should it come my way.

Does it prevent someone from excercising a claim even though they apparently have no ownership at the time but if something should appear they have lost the right because they gave it to you like in a quit claim deed, or does it infere you have some ownership interest, or does it warrant that you have no interest?

That could be another good out to prevent having to go through eviction hearings.

Here's a good link from the BP archives:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/40854-cost-effective-termite-prevention-strategy-

Additionally, foreclosure levels were affected by our directive to servicers to delay foreclosure sales until the loan servicer verifies that the borrower is ineligible for a HAMP modification and that all other home retention and foreclosure prevention alternatives have been exhausted.

Toni,It's a little unclear to me if you're buying or selling.If you're buying, many banks/government entities have various periods of time ranging from 15-30 days in which only owner-occupants can buy the property.If you're selling, the bank you bought it from cannot do anything to prevent you from selling for any amount at any time unless you agreed to it in their addenda.

Ran and rented a rug doctor and prevented a homicide.

It's analogous to someone asking how best to prevent a burglary on their primary residence and people building moats and fortifications.

Certainly as long as you read the bi-laws and it does not have preventive language for owning the unit for rental purposes is one check mark on the list.

Gross rent should be at least 1200 to prevent negative cash flow.