What I will be looking for is underwriters at large banks to cross the lines and see if there is a back door deal with the feds or a smile and say to don't do it anymore.Joe Gore

Too many people are fed this pipe dream from a REI guru that came through town.

She was near Sydney, Australia and this required her to drive to US Embassy to sign in front of notary --twice.While we can't record digital signatures (yet) I love the ability to send docs to escrow digitally, who in turn use a mobile signing service (DocPros) who has a nationwide network of mobile notaries to sign up principals and Fed Ex signed docs back to escrow.

1 handiman type person sounds reasonable, assuming that individual would be responsible for general lawn maintenance (grass cutting), general cleaning of hallways, etc. and everyday minor maintenance problems.In addition I would expect a PM to cost around $28K/yr. and assuming reserves mean Capital Expense Fund, again I would estimate at about $28K a year.I would definitely contract someone to fully evaluate the rehab costs and check with a couple of PM companies to get their ideas and costs.

We call these folks "joker brokers" and I definitely get fed up with them as they make the industry very convoluted.

It would behoove them to sell soon because taxes, homeowners insurance, and even a small increase in interest rates coming from the Fed can destroy your equity profit when you go to sell.

I think when you have the FED printing like Weimar making us the next banana republic, then its hard to pinpoint when the tip-over will happen, but common sense dictates that you can't print and hide the 300+ trillion in derivatives debt.

The latest news is the QE3 is going to slow down but the FEDS are going to keep interest rates low even if unemployment drops below 6.5%.

That's fed, yep blue, dark blue. :)

He had already been fed up with being a landlord and I think this drove the nail in the coffin for him.