For myself in MA I did a cash-out refi with Salem Five bank in 2016 and it was easy and they had very good rates.You'll need to work with the bank to go through the process, it's basically the same as getting a mortgage so you'll need to provide the usual litany of documents like recent pay stub, current mortgage docs, bank accounts, they will pull your credit report, etc. 

.- Tenants don’t lose their voucher if they don’t pay, but they will lose their voucher for things like getting evicted, being charged with a drug charge or a felony, not reporting a change of income.

The new owner will be held accountable for creating a final report on return (or retention) of the security deposit when the tenant moves out (whether or not they received the security deposit funds at the time of sale.) 

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The same is true for the economy, we are growing but compared to similar cities we are falling behind (if you don’t read the Chung Report, I’d start subscribing to it).   

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If you don't have any credit yet (car loan, credit card, etc) a good place to start is getting a secured credit card with your bank, which should help you start building a credit report and score.

I'm guessing title reports, physical condition, value.

My client was actually a good boss (he made it clear I actually report to him despite being a contractor) so he was able to protect me a lot.

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