I used to work for the IRS in the Criminal Investigation Division, and I can address your question, which is a good one that I hear several times a year.Basically, a mortgage is not transferable.

I started as the Acquisitions Manager, and now I manage our Fix and Flip Division as well as being responsible for general business development. 

If you're going to be renting in NJ, I suggest starting out by learning the landlord-tenant laws there.http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/offices...https://www.lsnjlaw.org/Publications/Pages/Manuals...To learn about Section 8, I'd suggest making an appointment with the housing authority.  

The court agreed he had to give 90 days notice  - IF he was evicting (terminating the agreement) for cause.The court determined the point was moot, because he couldn't evict the tenant without good cause, anyway."...The parties appealed the judgment to the appellate division of the superiorcourt, which held that section 1954.535 applies only in rent-controlledjurisdictions, but reversed the trial court’s judgment because Wasatch had notprovided Degrate with notice of good cause to terminate the lease, as required bythe lease and the HAP contract.The appellate division of the superior court certified the case to the Court ofAppeal, pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 63.

Grand Air division of Carrier.

1) seek attorney advice,2) mail letter stating that you have verbally been notifying him as these repairs for x month,  list ALL needed repairs, all future rents will be escrow3) email to him the same letter4) take a copy of that letter to your county's court house and request a rent escrow account (this is no charge in our county; don't know about your's)5) call your city's code enforcement division and ask about help with the list and if you can provide them with the letter/list6) make sure all future rents are paid in full/ on time to escrow.7) find another place to move ASAPThis will give the bad landlord a little 'slap on the wrist', maybe fined by city, maybe forced to make repairs, maybe be will have the escrow-ed funds released to you instead of LandLord after a court appearance.good luck.

We have a property management division within our sales team at Keller Williams so we definitely know how big of a pain bedbugs can be.

I would also consider repainting at least some of the rooms to give it division.

I just had to send a copy of my driver's license to the child support division so they could show it to the father, who verified I was not her.But, yes, weird stuff can show up during title searches.

I've contacted the Ohio Division of Real Estate Licensing to see if I could get licensed with a felony conviction and they pretty much said that I would just have to take the required courses and submit an application to be reviewed.