Insurance companies are actually quite happy with the rule that does not allow them to deny patients based on pre-existing conditions because it increases their revenues and profits.

One of my patient's dad is a HML.

In-wall AC and under-counter dishwasher become part of the real estate in some areas, since they are attached to the real property and removal would have safety issues (wiring under dishwasher exposed).

I'm sure I'm driving her nuts, though she's been really patient with us!

Make sure it's priced and marketed and then be patient.

If they're patient, not too picky, and willing to accept any of a number of houses, they can get a good deal with a short sale or REO.

Much more accurate.Your OP stated your other tenant left within a week, and she was afraid for her safety.

The rule does not prohibit legitimate safety restrictions or restrictions designed to preserve designated or eligible historic or prehistoric properties, provided the restriction is no more burdensome than necessary to accomplish the safety or preservation purpose.

In this crazy market the investor must be patient.

You will be surprised how much you will learn from just talking to other people about their experiences.You may feel like you need to make some quick decisions to make REI happen for you, but you gotta be patient.