In English, this means that if you transfer title to your LLC and the bank accepts nine payments (or any number other than 1) from your LLC before attempting to enforce the due on sale clause, you can argue to the judge under the rule of precedence, that the bank had full knowledge of the transfer AND accepted payments with such knowledge and therefore their motions to enforce the due on sale clause should be dismissed.

I track 4 things, $ per SQFT, Average price, number of sales money in motion.

I asked them if anything special would have to happen for the home to be sold...he seemed to think once a price was agreed on the homeowner would have to file a "motion to sell."

That's just nuts.I don't have any CO detectors in my properties, but you know what - I should!

I just sit there eating popcorn and watching the train wreck happen in slow motion.

Just be aware of the vortex as a salesperson, and don't ever, ever, ever believe your own BS.I found it interesting that the former president of the local Cincinnati REIA, Vena Jones-Cox is on his radar, but he offers no specifics about her other than his ******** detector checklist.

For instance, here in MA you are required to have the fire department come and check the smoke detectors.

Just like Noob said "Land is probably not the ideal Investment", And, I second that motion!

If that is the case it is fine by me as slow motion is better than no motion.

Some that have not been mentioned yet in addition to above:Pest ControlSnow removalGrass CuttingPipe / Sewer InsuranceBatteries (Smoke Detectors, Door Bells, Timers, etc...)