Chapter 13 Bankruptcy gives you time to catch up your past due payments.

The stair faces the yard, and it's not within 6' of an adjacent property.I found the code section.CHICAGO CODES 13-200-260 Porches and Decks Existing porches and decks may be repaired or replaced in the same location with construction of the same type as that of the existing porch or deck. (1) Existing porches not exceeding three stories in height may be extended up one story to the roof level regardless of their location with respect to the lot line or other buildings on the same lot, if in conformance with the Zoning Ordinance. (2) Existing porches may be enclosed, regardless of their location with respect to the lot line or other buildings on the same lot, if construction requirements of Chapter 13-60 are met.

In Chapter 36, I wrote about a income play where I suspected that there would be little to no appreciation. 

I love to be active and this includes working out, crossfit (I'm not one of those guys, trust me), camping, cycling, rock climbing and indoor bouldering, networking, hiking, and anything that involves building relationships.Looking forward to diving into real estate investing and beginning this new chapter of my life!  

Since I filed for a chapter 7 bankruptcy in May of 2014 and it was discharged in August of 2014.

I am looking forward to starting a new chapter in my life and transition from the transportation industry to the real estate industry.  

Because it says in NC General Statutes - Chapter 75 Article 5A that you have to pay the seller 50% of the appraised value of the home.Because for someone to do a sub2 the arv and loan balance is pretty close together.If it were 50% difference between the arv and the loan balance they could easily sell the house.

@Marcus MaloneyHow about a chapter on How to get paid?

I have been attending college for about four years; I obtained my Associate in Science, I conducted behavioral research as an intern for one year, I became Vice President of Leadership in Phi Theta Kappa local chapter, and I was active in school activities.

Details:4 years post chapter 7 bankruptcy, how is discharged loan debt that the home owner is still paying looked at in looking at DTI in looking at refinancing?