the Reason is if you do a sub too .. the buyer can default and it will take you  a few months to figure it out by then your have mortgage lates on your credit its hard to take the property back on the wrap you can easily foreclose etc.. really depends on what your credit score is worth to you .. ???

I know a few of mine are Family, Health, and personal growth, but I am curious as to what others are thinking.

If I can tame my greed, and help him truly retire when he is 55 yo with mere $10K CF/Mo (no mortgage but heck the damn health insurance!)

I'm considering moving out of state when I retire and am factoring in health care costs in the future. 

We not only lost our hard-earned money but on top of everything, our health suffered, I had several sleepless nights due to the stress and anxiety that this horrible experience created for my wife and me.After the buy-back was completed, I approached Maverick to at least help us with our losses by requesting us to give back ~$6000.

It can also get around state income tax too. The

Most likely you have a tenant that just wants to break the lease without penalty BUT any health or safety concerns must be taken seriously and treated delicately. 

You will, of course want to do some homework to identify the bank that Stessa is using and ensure they are FDIC insured and in good health.

A good rule of thumb I like to tell clients is that if your activities are integral and income producing, where as if you were not to do the activitiy it would result in the property's financial health being worse off, it should count in general. 

Ah, Michael is onto something... was it health related?