The attorney said that California took a case ligitating that fact all the way to the Supreme Court....and lost.   

I am The overlord supreme destroying anyone and everyone in CT or otherwise that dares to be in my way of dominating this market... that's all.That said, I wouldn't be too hung up on location.

I highly recommend doing your own property management before outsourcing, especially if you only have one rental.Oh, my advice, set aside as much money as you can and devote as much time as possible to become a landlord master... better yet, a supreme cyborg landlord master—half human, half machine!

You can use my name Jerryll.. or my actual name MSOOTKAUG (My Supreme Overlord Of The Known And Unknown Galaxy).. either one is fine...

You make me feel old.Just call me "My Supreme Overlord Of The Known And Unknown Galaxy" (Dr.

Not sure the Cash flow would be very good for that unless you got a supreme deal. 

It sure does sound that the top loader reigns supreme when it comes to affordability and ease of use.

I did find a similar court case out of Vermont where the Supreme Court ruled that a landlord is not responsible for falling snow from a roof.

So women rule supreme.. sadly.

Valerie is correct..the amount of the filed lien is immaterial..the total owed to them per their note is what they can collect before you can collect a nickel..accrued interest and penalties and all..filing the mortgage is easy..could do it yourself or pay and atty a couple hundred..this is a very risky venture..you should have supreme confidence in the borrower and the project.good luck