@Beth CannonHere in NJ for extended cold weather the system stops providing heat as there are no heat elements in the atmosphere to extract from.

There's places in this country like WV where there's no sign that they will have anything to replace extraction in their economy.

It is now cash flowing fine and I was able to extract most of my costs (ended up ~$20k short of extracting all of my costs and that was mostly due to a low refinance appraisal).

You probably can't get a list directly, but these courts typically have computer systems, often online, that you can access to extract the data you seek.Depending on the info required of the evicting landlord, you can easily get their name and address, the address of the property that's involved in the eviction, and possibly even the landlord's phone number.

We extracted the costs from the deposit and took a bit longer to get on the market.  

When I tried to extract it, all I got was a ring of plastic from the top as the rest fell inside!

I think my landlord has been acting unreasonably and unfairly trying to extract more money out of me.

I bought the building in June and will be looking to do a cash out refinance as soon as I can  to extract the ~45k I put into it and dump it into another project.I got a MassSave (energy savings program in Mass) audit done, and they quoted around ~10k for insulation.

Hi, I'm looking to access the equity of my 10 mortgage-free SFH rentalsI know that I can set up a HELOC for each home, but that will give me 10 different HELOC accounts to manage, which would be a PITAAre there any al...

Funds would be extracted by active consultatoin fees charged by the Canadian entitie(s), and taken out by dividends.Considered a limited partnership for cleaner flow through pruposes, but was told that it is more difficult to get active consultation fees out of it and there is a withholding charge that could take up to a year to get back out to the Canadian entities.Your feedback is appreciated.