After seeing him out, without shaking his hand, I ran to the store, bought rags, gloves and cleaners and disinfected everything in basement. 

Are there directories of these people or do i just have to call realtors to find them or go shake hands down at the court house auctions? 

I have to get a lawyer just to have access to see my son.My question is this: If I have a renter (my ex-gf, who has kids) who is not on any bills, or mortgage, and there's no lease or any other sort of written or signed agreement, and I am now in financial dire straights and need to sell the house to pay for lawyers fees, how does this shake out?

The bottom layer looks like cedar shake is an inside layer and it’s expanding.

I'll have to dig a little more into how that shakes out.

I think it will shake the local market and will bring new opportunities.

It's easy to forget sometimes how emotional real estate investing can be (for ALL of us, but more so for some than others), and having City Council shake the tree may actually lead to more coconuts on the ground for savvy investors who are willing to figure out how to change with the times. 

I wouldn’t shake a bees nest until you hear complaints from the other tenants .

I had to make sure that my buyers saw the value and how the numbers would shake out.

Do they just hand over the money with a wink and a hand shake and trust you?