I saw them quite thoroughly and loudly, as my biased memory fondly recalls in these bleak later years...On a related matter, this one time, I had the cops toss a doctor out of one of my properties.

Its been a few years so my memory may be fuzzy but I'm pretty sure that settlement was not tied to HAMP.

This is a real shame, because with the new pre-mixed urethane grouts like Fusion Pro, the difficulty of fixing an issue like this has turned into little more than a craft project.If she can find a tile guy who knows his stuff even moderately well, you're not going to do well with this in court.

One of my "standard speeches" is that most skills are a "craft" not an art, nearly anyone can learn to be competent without having a gift.

There were candles and a small lamp on to aid in navigation but it was really weird .there were occult crafts and paIntIngs everywhere .when I met her It was apparent She was a wItch!

So personally I would advice to build some new memories at your new spot. 3) Talk with the tenant as much as you can to understand her/his personality and what they will be like.

It's a cherished time machine of nostalgic memories of the very best of good times spent with inseparable friends during an unforgettable, seminal period of the tenant's life. 

Also this is my very first deal im trying to close So I’m learning and apologize if i any other agent, broker, or another investor felt like i was disrespecting our craft i swear it was just an honest question

Hey BP folks ... I'm a relative newbie investor with two homes currently and the cash in hand to acquire one, likely a duplex.A lot of the webinars talk about ... what's your why, what's your goal? It seems like the "...

My father who recently passed was just getting started in the real estate industry and I saved some important memories.