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Ron Gallagher "Location, Location, Location" - is this rule still valid?
29 August 2017 | 3 replies
But I am not sure this is a good strategy anymore.In a city where Uber pool and Lyft line is just as cheap as the subway or a bus (and you get picked up at your home and you don't have to walk to a bus stop) is being close to a subway stop really that valuable anymore?
Kurt Winsley Tenants want a swingset
18 August 2015 | 13 replies
@Kurt Winsley  any one gets hurt your in for a world of hurt I don't see how the benefits would out weight the risks. and tenants abuse these things.. friend of mine put all new basket ball hoops and BBQ units with table etc in his C class ( maybe lower ) Memphis apartment complex.. .the items did not last 60 days and they were either stolen or completely ruined.
Meghan McCallum Lead Paint Certified Contractors
18 April 2017 | 15 replies
In IL we follow the EPA guidelines, but...any child having lead poisoning is and will be under investigation for child abuse.
Nam Tran Renters are slobs. Need inputs on how to deal with this.
31 March 2017 | 17 replies
There is a different history there, including some serious discrimination and abuse by landlords.
Fas McO'nen Breaking into my own property!! Am I breaking the law?
30 January 2022 | 68 replies
I won't say there aren't cases of tenant abuses, there surely are. 
Joe T. Screwed by lender, any recourse? Out $2200
30 March 2016 | 53 replies
., HUD will state that the broker has a fee for underwriting fee, when in fact brokers have no underwriting fee);Itemizing duplicate services and charging separately for them;Misinforming the prospective homebuyer that credit insurance is required and/or failing to disclose to the buyer that they are earning a commission on the insurance;Mandatory arbitration clauses;Falsely identifying loans as lines of credit or open ended mortgages;Forced placed homeowners insurance (lender falsely claims that homeowner does not have insurance and then gets an undisclosed commission for selling it to them);Repeated refinancing (flipping);Daily interest when payments are late;Excessive prepayment penalties;Foreclosure abuses; andHome improvement scams.A range of state and federal law of laws are available to help attorneys address dismantle the harm wrought by predatory lending practices.
Wendy Smith Piercing the Corporate Veil
11 April 2016 | 28 replies
I realize that these guys probably abused the system but the system is in place for a reason.
Christopher Gravillis Tenants Won't let Homeowner in the House
10 October 2007 | 17 replies
When you have a deadbeat, your property is often already damaged due to the filthy way they live and the drugs and alcohol they abuse and the poor choices they make.
Nasar Elarabi HOME VESTORS ATTORNEY SENT ME A CERTIFIED LETTER
2 June 2016 | 51 replies
But in this case where a young man uses a generic real estate phrase on his website and then gets threaten with lawsuits without doing one once of harm, or wrong doing whatsoever....in my mind that is civil legal intimidation and an abuse of the civil legal system.
Andrew Cox Rooming House Woes. Cut you losses or make it work?
10 September 2018 | 19 replies
There was a BP podcast a couple of years ago about an investor whose entire niche was specialty properties like this -- transition group homes for developmentally disabled adults,  or "clean living" homes for recovering substance abusers (I have a high school classmate who's lived in a home like this for several years).