Wendell De Guzman I, too, have noticed a lot of Chicago people lately.

I'm closing on two houses from the same seller in a few days and I noticed in the HUD that there was a charge of $84 for currier/postage/wire fees -- one charge for each house, so $168 all together.

When I first started wholesaling, I chose the area I would work when I noticed a few local active investors had rentals in certain neighborhoods.

A couple days before close we received notice that the property was being denied title insurance due to a break in the chain of title between Deutsche Bank and Ocwen.

When the police department intervenes at a gathering which constitutes a nuisance under this article, the premises ... shall be posted with a notice stating that the intervention of the police has been necessitated ... the date of the police intervention, and that any subsequent event within the period set forth below on the same premises, which necessitates police intervention, shall result in the joint and several liability of any guests causing the public nuisance, or any persons who own or are residents of the property at which the public nuisance occurred....

That's perfect Rick Harmon.I did notice that there were different forms filed in the folders.

Anyway I started sending registered eviction notices etc. so they wrote me a fradulent check from a made up charity.

I will ask their intentions to renew, as well as problems they may notice (which maybe get missed on an inspection report.. e.g., drainage or inoperative appliances).

Heck our last move happened in a week from notice to packed moving truck/car.

I WOULD qualify, if they counted the $25,000-30,000 rental income the house produces, but I have heard from two companies they will not count rental income for owner occupant loans.Is this standard Fannie regulation?