I read his posts with gray interest, as I do with many of the seasoned veterans around here.

Do nothing, let market and inflation forces work, then refinance.These are all shades of gray. 

This type of agreement certainly walks along a very gray line but we are definitely not property managers and I would never agree that we are acting as one.

Under fair housing laws it seems to be a gray area around "verifying" service animal status because the verbiage states that requirement can be fulfilled by anyone knowledgeable of the affliction.

The back dark patio can use a coat of gray or lighter paint.

So it's in that gray area, where if you everything goes right then you make money and you move on.

I stole that POV btw but it makes the most sense to me.There's a lot of gray area involved, and the line between wholesaling and brokering can get blurred.

Search here by Rishel or Gray or by SAFE Act to find these posts.California is one of the three toughest states on these type of laws.

@Jay Gray,To Make the @ work do the following:Hold down the shift key and type the following: @?

My broker thinks we're in a gray area since we're past the DD period.