Same case was a cautionary tale of evicting, they said unless I gave them a note saying it was all a mistake, no one would rent to them once they were on the eviction report.

One reason I know about NV.. is I made one post on BP looking for a NV Mortgage broker to broker a few notes for me.. and I got a Nasty gram from the state of Nevada.. telling me they researched me they found I WAS NMLS licensed in ORegon but not Nevada and I could not do business in that state or originate any loans in any states if my company was based in Nevada.. this would require NV license..

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Here is the tale of the tape:Address: 21xx 26th Ave N Minneapolis Minnesota.Purchase price: $1.00House size: about 1500 sq feetRehab & holding cost: $129,171Listed: $175,000.

The fines for that are steep and the possibility of you getting burned should you bring a buyer to the tale are immense.

Clayton Crawford I think the tale of the tape is that you just have a mismatch with your current broker.

Waiting until another price drop to them insta-submit your "low" (quotes intended) offer will likely just piss the owners off even more.

I posted this story as a cautionary tale for us to see what can happen when we forget  that on the other side of this business are human beings who deserve empathy.

My question is if I should make it known on Facebook, instagram or twitter that I own a rental property.