And remember, the Federal Trade Commission warns against pay up front loans:  https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/a...Lendbase is able to skirt around this by claiming that they are just a "broker" and not the actual lender.  

One claimed that their clients are getting $200 cash flow and I asked if this was a someone buying in 2024 or 2014. 

So again their AP claim is unlikely to be valid since they haven't paid the tax on that piece. 

Agree with Mitch that if you are going to act, would definitely recommend getting in and getting going so you can claim grandfather status when regulations go into effect. 

I'm thinking about just taking him to small claims court, can that be done? 

The tenant will legitimately claim the seals were of poor quality to begin with.

Nothing points to this better than claiming the property cash flows $1,000/m relying on rent collection and debt service/taxes/insurance while responding to my question about other operating expenses/reserves with:  "repairs will come and we will fix, but that's why we do our due diligence before we buy so we aren't walking into major repairs".  

You can put as little as 3-5% down and still legitimately claim the property as a primary residence which gets you better terms. 

I got a very lucrative multi-day booking this fall, and then tried to cancel just a couple of weeks later claiming I want except her service dog which wasn't true.

Do I go about doing this by performing a Quit Claim Deed?