As I type, this isn't as combative as it may sound, just something to think about.

At least in the Boston metro area, I found the prices listed on Furnished Finder (a website used by a lot of traveling nurses) to be unbelievably low, so much lower that I wondered if they weren't mostly fraudulent listings.

Not keeping accounts separate, being fraudulent, and acting in an unfaithful way does.

Fraudulent conveyance...If that were the case though it would be a disadvantage to banks, since the only people buying upside down deals are those who were duped into doing it.

Here's my take:I have a hard time taking a lot of the global climate change discussion seriously, because it seems most of the legislation past to combat it conveniently raises the price of fossil fuels.

To combat this issue, I was thinking of renting out only 1 of 3 bedrooms as a short term rental and/or as a photoshoot studio so I can be able to earn extra cash on that specific room.First of all - am I allowed to do that..period?

The city of Los Angeles plans to convert the hotel as part of the Inside Safe initiative, which is a housing-focused solution to combating homelessness.

The borrowers had no skin in the game and many ended up being crooks and setting up fraudulent deals.

Their plan is to offer units at below-market rates to help combat the housing crisis happening, which is something I actually thought about several months ago, so we're going to chat with them soon, offer our help on the home, maybe ask to rent it out, and chat about their goals with their housing venture.

Some ways to combat that variance are by 1) doing a detailed screening on every potential occupant of the unit, 2) having a comprehensive lease that spells out those things that you consider important, 3) taking time to thoroughly walk the tenant through your unit showing and explaining to them how to operate everything, 4) letting them know in no uncertain terms what you will and will not tolerate, and 5) tell them to call you first if they have any questions about the unit.