I did have other plans, but would have declined as it would have been inappropriate, and getting too close to a tenant...as a landlord, we need to keep a business relationship with our tenants.Again, I realize this may sound like bragging, but that is not my intent.I just want to illustrate that if you screen well, get quality people in your buildings, treat them with respect, make timely repairs, keep your building up, being a landlord can be very rewarding, and I don't mean financially.God bless all of you this Thanksgiving.Arnie

Also, many times this man said inappropriate things to me and then apologized a day later....  

But these noble intentions emerged from belief structures about economic development that were antiquated and inappropriate to the high-cost club of regions to which Greater Los Angeles belongs by virtue of its size and density and the irreversibly high land, labor, and consumer prices that this status brings with it.”

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If it's the latter, I don't think it inappropriate for the educator to be compensated for his time.It also depends on your skill level.

It it perhaps to protect homeowners from inappropriate collection techniques?

As a consumer, if price is an important consideration (as it often is when investing), it would seem inappropriate not to shop around.Let me ask you a question -- if one of your borrowers said to you, "I've been a good customer in the past, will you do the next loan for a point less?"

If you go through the courses and ONLY rent to tenants they feel are appropriate you pay the regular yearly rental rate per unit. ...Does Pottstown realize that most of the rental residents they now have would fall into their "inappropriate" classification?  

Bare in mind, the Servicer can grant the short sale idea, but deny a short sale offer if they believe the offer is under market or inappropriately favors the borrower, say like in an arm's length transaction, etc.  

Sorry if this is a newbie question or an inappropriate place to ask...thanks for any and all input.