It is a pain since they won't acknowledge the address for the building. 

The governor even addressed it as a problem, and if they are even acknowledging it you know its a problem. 

I have cameras and I also have the following section in my lease:SECURITY NOT PROMISED:The Tenant has inspected and acknowledges that all locks and smoke detectors are in working order.

I think you need to acknowledge this before going any further. 

My friend is essentially holding out for a miracle to happen and for these problems to go away and or address/acknowledge head-on that they will probably never be like their former self.

In their note to the seller they also acknowledged they paid rent late.The previous owner had two strokes and wasn't in a position to provide me with much information with regards to whether he kept the deposit in an interest-bearing account.

Some carriers will do a homeowners policy with an endorsement or acknowledgement of the second unit being rented out.

I'm going with an originator for $695, just for the origination paper work AND signing the Lien with his MLS license number and name AND statment at the top of the lien saying:- Mortgage originated following all reguations and requirements of Dodd Frank.And aside; my seller finance process also has the borrower sign an Affidavit acknowledging they agree all Dodd Frank requirements where followed as well as full Doc and verifying at least 43% DTI... 

(BP search feature can be problematic, so we’ve also added links @ our website under View Cities & Neighborhoods We Service) I'm a total cynic on Detroit. ...Not knocking on the people there (in general) or anything like that- and definitely acknowledging that there are some beautiful areas there.

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