YES the Seller calls in those credits to the title company to show on the Alta Statement BECAUSEYES the Buyer will sign the Alta Statement ONLY IF those credits are on the Alta StatementTHEREFORENO the damn stupid title company whose job is to act as an IMPARTIAL THIRD PARTY cannot "assume" that you would work it out at a later date.It's outrageous that they removed the credit, I'd be freaking furious that she "blue me off."

Developments such as the Pearl, Blue Star Complex and the Broadway Corridor are among a few to mention.

C-Class/Blue Collar neighborhood.

Hey Greg, click the blue link that says view report.

That way they can be educated now so when something else arises I won't be calling them up out of the blue and they'll know what's up.

Which leads me to wonder at what humidity level did the drywall attract the mold; because I know mold doesn't just grow on drywall out of the blue.

That's another story.I know in Ocean County, landlord eviction forms are available, I can't remember if I downloaded or went to the Toms River courthouse direct, but you can do it yourself if pockets are tight and you can't afford an attorney to do it. 

The blue rectangle is the property in question and the gray is the street.

Here's the pertinent listing info: We have an extremely motivated seller for this fantastic Ocean-view Office Building.

About two weeks later, one of these insurance agents calls me, out of the blue, and says "Hey last time we talked you told me you buy multi-family properties, would you be interested in looking at 10-12 properties that vary between 4-12 units each?