Hi everyone, I just started house hacking , i have the regular home owner insurance which covers any personal injury within the property, is that enough if I have tenant living in the property or do you guys have additional policy to cover any possible liability thanks Byron 

FYI I'm opening a Brass Tap down in your neck of the woods in Riverwalk - should be mid-September!

Then to add insult to injury they are refusing to allow another lender to use same appraisal.... !

a CPA action may be maintainable, but the mere fact MERS is listed on the deed of trust as a beneficiary is not itself an actionable injury.”A consumer protection act action may be brought if the CPA requirements are met.

Looks like you’re near my neck of the woods!

Big burly guys that drive jacked up 4x4s and have neck tats. 

In the sense of seller financing, it seems to be thrown out there as how great the seller is protected.Yet, foreclosure is usally otherwise discussed as a pain in the neck, costly, chance of the occupants trashing the place, etc.So, just because its "seller financed" the "seller" can just "take back" the property. 

The dangers of mold are greatly exaggerated by personal injury lawyers and mold remediation companies.

You can even test a portion of the lists if you are tight on budget to compare response rates.My very first deal was a 90 or 100 mailing to distant owners (far away from their property to be pain in the neck).10% response rate on the phone.

., thanks for sharing your experiences and it has been very valuable and I am going to follow Robert Steele 's advice since he is in my neck of the woods.