@Spencer Wetmore with your attitude and approach to the situation, I have no doubt that you will knock it out the PARK!!!!

This is generally the attitude I get from some of the REIA meeting crowd, as mine is full of disgruntled landlords who haven't actually bought a property in 5 years.

He needs to be stoped and face the consequences, I’ll understand if he lost his job a better approach would have be appreciated, screams and curses will not get you no where , so because of his attitude eviction it is .FYI - if you’re getting help from the city as in food / they come twice a week with huge boxes of food .

I am contacting my lawyer today to see what rights we have but for right now I am told to just adopt a wait and see attitude by the police.  

I just wanted to say, that you seem to have the right attitude!

I imagine there is going to be a very broad band of attitudes on this subject!

It really takes a "ready, fire, aim", approach or an attitude of "rules are for suckers" to create problems for your self-directed IRA or 401k.Have a self-directed retirement plan provides you with two significant benefits; the ability to continue making significant tax-deferred contribution and the option to diversify that tax-sheltered retirement savings into solid assets such as real property, private mortgages, etc.

If lenders won't lend on it because of the configuration, ask for seller financing as every buyer will have this problem.I also don't recommend pulling permits and shifting stuff around until you are very familiar with your municipality's zoning enforcement and general attitude toward the building.  

Hey Jessica how did deal go with title issue and I know it will work for you. you have that go get it attitude so you will succeed I'm still educating my self and learning to get where I need to be Good luck go getter.David c

I'm a very positive person with an laid back attitude and I hope this forum will reflect that.