Now, they are able to acquire and dispose in more realistically valued market place.

Here is what can break...water heater, garbage disposals, ovens, fridge, dishwashers, A/C, plumbing, electrical switches, microwaves, faucets, handles, knobs, cabinets, closets, shelving, latches.

From the banks perspective, these are similar non-performing assets and might be getting disposed of by the same person.Lynda, the buyer of these notes has several exit strategies.

However if I remember correctly from a conversation I previously had with WHA it is 30% of their disposable income that they will pay. 

Garbage disposals ElectronIcs like under cabInet radIos Anything fragile or of high value .

My wife is only 20 and has almost no credit, but nothing negative.My mother is one of the best re agents in our city and I have 2 veteran rei cousins at my disposal.

Basically just asking for a general answer about..At the time you first got started into REI.. 1) Your primary residence/living situation 2) disposable income (if any) you had to buy your first property  3) and the strategy used to buy your next property.

For a couple of things, including the garbage disposal and the storage shed that was in the back yard, that clause also says that I may not replace it at all.Check with a lawyer on this, because it may not work in all states, but: I put in a clause that says the tenants waive their right to a jury trial. 

All you have to do is find them and there are many tools at your disposal to do this. 

Probably the most difficult part of the job is dragging the old one out of the building and disposing of it.