While it is true this would help folks “unlock” some of the equity in their home since home prices/values have appreciated greatly in the last 3-4 years, it also means they will spend it somewhere into the economy and that means more pressure on inflation.

But when it comes to homeowners that inspect what they expect, Curbio best be prepared for the wrath of God for putting me through hell the last 14-months, since I foolishly trusted them to delivery on their “too good to be true promises”. 

I hope the CPA knows what they are doing 😅That sounds wrong - At the end of the day you are signing off the return is true and accurate. 

I shopped a significant portion of 2 days to obtain coverage at over twice the price. 

If the deal looks to good to be true...

This can be especially true for properties that are harder to sell or need significant work.

Quitclaim DeedThis deed has traditionally been only used to cure defects in title -- like when a grandson may have inherited at 1/335 share in a property, but no one is really sure whether that's true, and a buyer has come along and needs to get the signatures of all the possible heirs before being secure in his title.

If you have time, go visit some of the homes and secret-shop them to see how they compare to yours.I recommend looking at the market at least once a month for the rest of your life to keep an eye on things.

Not true in all cases but it is true in most cases - which is why people need to read the fine printFor example our investors are not unsecured as they are on the equity side not the debt side.

I've also learned not to respond to tenant's calls and texts immediately--especially if it's in the evening--unless it's a true emergency.