My properties are defined by both parcel and address, which obviously isn't the case in your situation, save for the parcel as a whole.

I have not heard that restriction in NJ (I am not an attorney) but definitely worth asking if that could be the case in your market where the transaction is going to close.Good luck.     

Although in my case, I saved literally thousands of dollars by being willing to assume the risk myself, I wouldn't recommend this as a good strategy for any case in general.

In my case, in addition to having the receipt for taxes that I paid, I also had an assignment of a Jr.

However, I am looking to both originate conventional lending as well as refinance private notes at smaller, local credit unions that hold these notes in their portfolio, and therefore are not subject to the "limit" or 4/5 mortgages.Is this still the case in 2014?

This is just not the case in these deals.

Case in point, the treatment that Obama has been receiving is amazing.

Soemtimes this may be the case. In

May not be the case in your neck of the woods, but you would want a termite guy to give it a look, and maybe a foundation guy.Talk to some of your buyers about where they get their money.

This relationship seems to cause them to trend together in my opinion, though this may not be the case in every market.