Probably not legal but I really don't think the police will spend they're time on a situation of this nature.

Point to this is number of deals is the best qualifier in my book so the fact that some exagerate by double counting is relevant to talk about so that others are aware it happens.Perhaps BP members can be the deal counting police and shoot down those who try and count every transaction as a deal.Majority states deal = Paycheck or property held long-term as rental.

It allows me to charge them for picking up stuff in the yard, returning a trash cart and yes, getting calls from the police or other neighbors.

I had one realtor tell me a story where he had to call the police so he could get escorted out to the house he was showing due to a gun fight in the street in front of the house.

I've been flying for 20 years and only experienced "severe" turbulence once, and that was on a small (30 passenger aircraft) while we were descending into Palm Springs, crossing the ridge south of Mount Jacinto.

Local business owners, borough/township "police", kids, competition, etc., so it could be one or a combination of them.

Also check local police reports or areas in detail.

Before I buy any property, I call the local police department and speak with someone to get more information on the neighborhood.

If not, doesn't hurt to check with the owner about doing owner financing.3) If you are not totally familiar with the neighborhood, I would call the local police department and speak with someone to get some more information on the area.Good luck.

I never dreamed I'd descend to such depths.