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Joel Owens Have a buyer that rents rooms to veterans for my apartment building.Have you heard of this?
14 September 2016 | 13 replies
Seniors with and without health care needs, special needs adults, drug and alcohol rehabiliation, victims of domestic violence....you name it.
Mike Reardon Suing my HOA
27 March 2017 | 30 replies
lol telling the man to move wow I'm from Wa state we had no HOA we took care of our homes because we had pride if I were to ask any of you adults as pals if you felt you needed to be babysat and told the right thing you need to do with your property you would look at me like I'm crazy but yet that's what the HOA does this everyday we are paying ppl to tell us what we can do with our property it's insane we alow this to happen i am a disabled veteran I served my country I had to move to Arizona and because I used a va loan was pretty much forced to buy a home with the anti American HOA then I read a women in Florida whos father is a police officer was forced to removed her blue lives flag because the HOA felt it was racist now I know alot of police officers i served with them and they come in all shapes sizes and colors so yes I bought a blue lives flag and will be proudly displaying it on my home hoping the HOA tells me to remove it I am on a fixed income but I will fight for my rights in court for my freedom of speech just like I fought for my country after 9/11 look these facts up yourself I won't be coming back to do your work for ya but there are alot of cases were ppls 14th and 1st amendment are being violated everyday by HOA it's appalling ppl are even coming on here to defend them I can't help but wonder how many are members of the HOA or are such narcissist you think all your neighbors must be told what to do but I'm sure you are all perfect 
Jake Kucheck Is This Racist or "Pragmatic"?
23 March 2012 | 16 replies
I grew up in the west, but have lived my adult life in Texas.
Brian Beadle Move a bedroom to the basement to create master suite??
21 March 2012 | 16 replies
I don’t have research to back me up but it looks to me that young adults are more likely to live with their parents now than they were in the past.
Robert R. Relocate to begin REI?
2 April 2012 | 25 replies
And I agree that a Texas gal is great to go riding with, several have been on my bikes...The best time to learn is when you are young and in the schooling mode, most adults who think they will go back don't ever do it, too busy, higher costs and less time for the education to payoff.
Mike Andrews Housing: The one bailout America could really use
10 April 2012 | 14 replies
Why a mortgaged home purchase is considered any different than buying stock on margin is beyond me.I'd love to be enlightened though.And on another note, are our high schools and colleges failing THIS miserably in educating young adults about basic economics?
Corey Dutton Know of Any Good Real Estate Investment Schools or Programs? A Friend Is Looking….
12 April 2012 | 9 replies
Try the adult education evening classes many high schools now offer.
Kevin Kaczmarek Landlording Best Practices
24 April 2012 | 13 replies
Animals tear things up.Renting CriteriaTo be considered for approval, all adults must fully complete a rental application.
Blake C. Adding Tenant to Existing Lease
18 April 2013 | 7 replies
I too would address security deposits as there is more wear and risks involved with three adults, something extra.These arrangements rarely last, kids trying to save money and I'd help to an extent, just realize they will probably have blow ups, get mad at each other and someone or all will move out in the night.
Ken Powers Are there ever too many bedrooms in a unit?
13 April 2013 | 17 replies
I'd say if you were that concerned with one more kid or adult in a unit, liability and W/T, you need to rent you 3/2s to older ladies who live by themselves and in good physical condition.I doubt I could really measure the w/t on a livingroom carpet with one more 28 pound kid, that is silly!