The voice in my head tells me "when you disagree with the majority of people, you're usually missing something"...

@Nicholas AiolaI always recommended filing 1099s for landlords whenever possible.

I find my self explaining to them the differences to keep files in tact and approved.Best of luck on your use of retirement plans in REI and lending.

Second, since no Title search is done before the Quit Claim Deed is filed, there is no way of telling if there are any clouds on Title.

It was filed, but never finalized.

Made $3k in 2 weeks with a property I didnt even touch or walked into and never even heard the sellers voice.  

That just tells the borrower they are behind and to pay up or the lender will file a NTS.

It is expected that after we file the permit application, the city will come back with comments for us to revise the plan, and it is unclear how much change they city will want.

We gave him the 7 business days to respond.Then we filed with the court and the sheriff delivered that paperwork in August 16.Now we are not for sure, if it is still 7 business or calendar days the tenant has to reply.And if he does not reply, what is our next steps?

Fun fact: I read this entire book in Brandon's voice in my head, which made it 10x more enjoyable.I've been putting off "Building Wealth One House at a Time" by John Schaub.