In our case the contractor said that it's better for home owner to get permit but because we wanted to move in by certain date he suggested we may have to skip it.

Usually only one set of utilities. mine is german duplex with very exotic in-house a strong wood cabinet, the first time I saw it i remember the movie back in 1934 in berlin lol milwaukee is so facsinating.if you can write a thread these days about milwaukee real estate history between those german duplex, polish flat that would be wonderful, want to see how the layout looks likemine is originally owned by first and second generation german immigrant, the owner is the second son, like to play bridge/chess in the house and passed a way sometime five ten years ago ........ 

Signed the papers, mailed in my money, and I was now the proud owner-to-be. . .but there were unexpected obstacles.The foreclosed owner remained in the property.

They can send you a standard CT lease and then you can cruise forums for landlords to see which things you may want to add (pet fees, no smoking, etc.)The fact that a lot of work has been done will help you in a C-/D, but choosing tenants is going to be the thing that either makes or breaks you and it's going to be hard.

Here’s the detail: Last year, we were tenants looking for a very specific luxury property (we needed an owner that would permit us to sublease when we were away travelling).

Also, cross check the owner of record to make sure they are who they say they are (many people do give a friends number and say they're the landlord)  That's why it's so important to check

I just received notice that Safeco will not renew Landlord Protection Policy, I expect to receive the same on the other policies I have with them.Anyone in California have a good non owner occ insurance company.The current policies end in July so I have a little time.Thanks in advance!

I have only heard of these programs for owner occupied properties, VA home buyers, FHA & first time home buyer programs and that sort of thing.

I'm currently an owner of a 1 bedroom condo in the SF Bay Area, California that has performed okay on AirBNB and on the private market.I've got about $120k cash saved up (I know, not much, but thought it wouldn't hurt to ask)I'm looking to buy a second condo in cash, and am an all cash investor for religious reasons and do not deal with loans, etc.Are there any recommended regions in the US where I can get a Studio, 1 bedroom, or 2 bedroom condo for around $120k cash all in?

Is this completely investment or some owner-occupied space?