Felt pretty sure I was going to fail 1 so didn't take fee, ate report expense.

Growing up, if there was mold on bread or cheese, we just cut off that part and ate the rest.

I've paid for several $5,000 "training courses" in the form of missed liens that I ate.

That ate into all my profits, so I did not want this to happen again.)I get the HUD for this sale and there are 2 line items which are split between buyer and seller - I thought these were buyer costs.Owner Title Insurance (625 each)documentary stamps to WD ($770 each).I've never seen this on my few previous HUDS - except maybe the one where I WAS paying buyer's closing costs...any advice about whether I should question these two items?

If your former tenants were over 300 pounds and/or ate lots of chili, you might want to turn off all pilot lights.I'm just kidding.

Just past the water meter add a curb stop AND put a Tee in the line just past your valve .

Something to consider ate the MH laws in CA are more strict than other states and be sure to pay attention to the rent control that is often more onerous than regular rent control.

I was planning on flipping it but looking ate he market where live I thought it would be better to rent it out.

the crash ate that up and the new tight lending guidelines required higher downs and more equity!

Processed food (which can be considered "junk food") is much cheaper and therefore easier for the poor to eat (I know because I grew up dirt poor and ate this stuff growing up).