Warren was found guilty of owning or operating a vacant, open and unsecured building.

I'm guilty of having one national banking relationship held over from the days the little guys weren't online, but they are now.  

Originally posted by @Steve Babiak:@J Scott - you might want to look at this post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/112...Interesting...sounds like Bill is guilty of predatory dealing as well...I guess he got away with it...  :-)

I have been guilty of that myself. 

Why don't you copy the contract, black out the guilty names and address and post it to ask your questions?

I feel very guilty for even being here.

When I got to the house the inspector was there already, had peeked around a bit and told me that he would feel guilty charging me for an inspection because the house clearly needed to be gutted and redone.

One could be explained as 3 criminal charges that resulted in not guilty verdicts.

So, if the property is...unique...and doesn't qualify for a conventional loan, a portfolio lender may decide the issues are no big deal and make the loan.If nothing else, you can at least plead your case to a portfolio lender!

First, I would say that unless you reported the pot to the police, and then they advised how to destroy or they confiscate I would image your lease drug paragraph would have no legal merit in a court of law and or may be cause to find you guilty of a crime had you not notified the police.Second, as many others have said, you should base the deposit return on the condition of the apartment unit.Third, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.I liken the security deposit return to that of a 'personal guarantee'.