Some HOA’s don’t even let you play music on the back pool area.

@Priya GohilGoogle Fannie Mae security instruments and Fannie Mae notesThey provide them state specific

Conversely if a property is not performing well and is currently debt free, it might perform better if a good debt instrument is added to it. - I don't use IRR on my existing portfolio because we've held some properties for 20 years and some for 2 years.

```````````````````````In the United States, a promissory note that meets certain conditions is a negotiable instrument regulated by article 3 of the  Uniform Commercial Code.

Just tossing in my personal experience with bigger properties... a lot of my guests are here for weddings, graduation, music festivals, conventions, film crews, etc... so I make the same profit of 5 studio sized units.

Sports, music, etc.

You can make Podio into a great follow-up heavy instrument (as I have with my custom Podio setup).  

As far as amenities go, I would say a tv that has capability to play music on youtube and / or stream content from my phone / iPad and a microwave. #2.

So I called the county recorders office and she told me that the Trustee’s deed upon sale was never recorded and that there is no record of the foreclosure or chain of title in place.I had a copy of the "trustees deed upon sale" from the preliminary report which had stated: "certified by first american insurance company to be a copy of the document recorded on xx/xx/xxxx as instrument no xxxxxxxxxxxx in book page office records of Kern"(I changed the actual info to "x"...the actual info was on the copy of the trustees deed).But the recorders office said that the document that I have has not been recorded, in fact nothing has been recorded on that property.So I got in touch with the escrow company which in turned got me in touch with the title company.The title company blew me off for a week or so until I got a bit vocal and demanded answers.

Any instrument purporting to transfer the owner's right of redemption is void.Amended    Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1345 (S.B.1642), Sec. 1, eff.