BECAUSE, here is one more piece of ugly truth, while loan officers are forbidden from directly pressuring appraisers, there is nothing stopping the lender from going to the next appraiser when one of them comes in low too often AND that's exactly what happens all too often, right after the lender attempts to punish and mold the appraiser with a reconsideration of value request which by the way Chris, is illegal.

Although I would like to punish him myself in court, I did take others advice and let Karma take care of him.

Make sure you say in the letter that rent is late, and if the tenant does not pay within 5 days you may file an Unlawful Detainer.

(a) Any person violating any provision of this Article, the rules and regulations of the Director, or the conditions and requirements contained in the permit, as any or all of such provisions, rules, regulations, conditions or requirements may be amended, shall be deemed guilty of an ordinance violation, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as provided in Section 34-864.

If being locked up in a nice house with a big screen Tv, tivo, and audiobooks is boring it has to be a big unmentioned portion of the punishment of jail.

License required It is unlawful for any person or entity to engage in real estate brokerage without a current real estate brokerage agency license issued under this chapter or a license authorizing the person to engage in brokerage activity on behalf of a brokerage agency.

@Michael NevarezNot sure where you are located but in Florida, pulling a permit for construction work performed by others is punishable as a misdemeanor.

I also filed an unlawful detained last week.

Lenders were accused of making "predatory loans", and there were new laws punishing "predatory loans", but the CFPB didn't even define the term "predatory loans" for a couple of years.

My consultation with a zoning attorney yielded this response:As I mentioned briefly when we spoke yesterday afternoon, the “grandfather” provision in the Knox County zoning ordinance (Section 3.60 “Nonconforming uses”) that the lender appears to be referencing requires a showing that the existing land use was lawful at the time when a prior zoning change occurred (that resulted in the current use being rendered unlawful).