Of course it feels great to get your first and subsequent checks.

This was subsequently converted to a 2 unit about 4 years ago and the owner who occupied the downstairs unit was moving out-of-state.

Subsequently, we just received a notice of violation with the Chicago Department of Buildings that list a handful of exterior items and mold in that same tenant's apartment (which they were not able to verify because the tenant wouldn't let them in).

They knew how to capture the audience's attention and came armed with plenty of slides, examples, and actionable knowledge.

I would instead install a stick to prevent the window from sliding open.

What happens is the second lien would slide into first lien at the point the prior superior first lien is paid in full.  

I'd like to get an opinion from the community regarding the eventual likelyhood of rising interest rates & subsequent lack of purchasing power.  

I used LibreOffice and Thunderbird (email client) for years and it was great until I started having to write papers with embedded tables, slides, etc.

Multifamily in these areas slide down to a "C" class.

Did you let one tenant slide paying late and now all think they can?