Yeah, to get in good and know the properties that have coding violations, you should be very familiar with the "vip" people in your local government.

The first page of the document will be titled “Mortgage-One Hundred Eighty Day Redemption” and there will be a clause in the mortgage stating that this law governs the mortgage.A short-term redemption period lasts 180 days.

There is an article this morning at finance.yahoo.com telling about the post office plans to reduce delivery to individual locations.I would also learn about the paying habits of the government prior to running the final numbers.

These are not terms you make up yourself since much of them will be governed by state statute.

If you lose your job and tenants move out, in a worst case scenario you can declare bankruptcy and wipe out the house debt, you cannot wipe out the student loans if they were government insured.

I found out the owner was some kind of bank/government financing agency, and that the house was a REO.

Even the local government in Seattle built a village of tiny homes to combat homelessness.

Yeah, but it isn't going to be at the advertised government subsidized interest rate.

Inflation seems to be cooked into the books by our government from the amount of spending that goes on.

There is a sales tax, but the brunt of paying for the government comes on the shoulders of Texas property owners.If it's your own personal home, you're protected from assessed increases of more than 10%.