Quote from @Juanito De Dios: It's a lot to cover.

Quote from @James De Stefano: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Yes, this whole situation is alarming and I suspect it will get much worse before it ever gets better (if ever).

Also as a heads up, in the meantime before you get it replaced, if you're working on any outlets or anything in your home where you want to shut power down, just be aware that tripping the breakers may not actually de-energize the circuits!    

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While the companies are legit, the real de facto interest rate is actually extremely high, as the monthly payment increases over the lifetime of the loan.I cannot recommend a bank or company because I didn't need to use one, as I used cheaper developer/seller financing. 

Really what makes this interesting is that it is on a cul-de-sac of other multifamily.

then you'll start to take the properties that have debt on them and sell and 1031 into DSTs (Delaware Statutory Trusts) where the debt that is absorbed is non-recourse to you.   

I’m looking at PA, DE, CT, or MD, for multifamily homes (if possible).

I'm like @Craig De Borba, don't know about Phill Grove or his company, but a few years ago I went to a "seminar" from Than Merrill and it was the same thing...

DSTs (Delaware Statutory Trusts) are as close to passive real estate investing as you can get while still holding real estate and claiming the same tax benefits.