other than the state of Oregon were you do need a developers license I have one.. to get one you need insurance and a bond .. so that does take decent credit to get.but other than that.. like you said its wide open.. and usually it somewhat self regulates as lenders these days vette the operators or should be.. but people do slip by I know its happened to me.. and pretty much every HML will have defaults and foreclosures. you just don't want to be on the butt end of it.Also I am a NMLS registered mortgage banker.. now to get a state RMLO which you need to register on NMLS you do need an FBI background and finger prints.. does not mean you will get denied but you can.On the real estate broker side you usually just have to fill out a form and you know how many fib on forms..

Something seems off about this and I just can't put my finger on it.

Fingers crossed.

I'm hoping (fingers crossed) that the unit will book up quick and I won't need to bother to see what the competition is doing but time will tell.

I typed it there to save my fingers some typing, because the topic comes up SO often on BP.  

In that way, they would have moved the money out of their itching fingers, but it would still be paid according to the first of the month the lease agreement asks for.

Refuse to renew her lease when it comes time and fingers crossed for the next tenant to be better.

I thought the installer would apply a thin edge of black grout to the edge, but instead he applied a huge finger width glob and it looks terrible.

Even just the grease from you fingers causes fish eyes.

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