I hope to put my residence up for sale in a few months, and plan to stage kitchen with a new crockpot and a basket of greens, table and chairs, M bath w/basket of greens, possibly shower curtain, seat cover, living room with couch and 1-2 easy chairs, coffee table, yard with patio table and chairsNothing in bedrooms.

Call the bank.Ask for the REO department.Give them the address and they will tell you if they are selling direct or using an agent or having an outside asset management company handle the process and assign the agent.

Expect to hear about even bigger and better things in the near future.”Shane Davis, Huntsville’s Director of Urban and Economic Development

Lyndsay Ferguson, Executive Director of the Chamber Foundation, leads this effort for The Chamber.

I would include a bed, desk, table, chair, lamp, hangers, and dresser (which all cost an initial outlay).There are articles online that mention not being able to sublet whole places for more rent than what is on the main lease, but there's no info about subletting rooms in a place one lives in.

I will now say " go pitch a tent on the front lawn of Katrina Holland the executive director of the Community Alliance of Tenant".Anybody want to buy my fourplex in Sutherlin which is currently filled with "no way will anyone else rent to" these sub par unqualified families who can hardly pay the below market rent I charge for these nice 2 bedroom units?

Even though I might be there only once a year but I could walk in my house and in 5 minutes ID all the missing pictures, chairs, small appliances, blankets, vases, etc etc.

Any direct or indirect transactions between a plan and a disqualified person create severe tax consequences.Your Solo 401(k) can invest in rental property, but must do so in a way that has zero intersection with you or your personal enterprises.  

Chair height toilets are a plus, except for those with young children. 

Seems all the major players (federal agencies) are there, Department of Education, Agriculture, Treasury, SEC, Federal Trade Commission, HUD, Comptroller of Currency, FDIC, and more, playing in concert with the new orchestra director, the CFPB!