I'm looking to have about 80 linear feet of asbestos covered pipe removed (yes the entire pipe), bagged, proper landfill disposed and permitted.

I thought, maybe the potential of having the Pawtucket Red Sox move the stadium could have changed things a little bit taking over the Apex building that's collecting dust.

I'm sure there are plenty of legitimate wholesalers out there, but in my area, most have a horrible reputation for dropping the ball and leaving the homeowner holding the bag.

What so many people completely gloss over when negatively talking about dues and special assessments is that these are not some magical costs that turn into fairy dust.

Sounds like you have pretty healthy reserves, but I would wait for the dust to settle after you start your new job.

Dust yourself off and keep moving forward.If you can find someone doing what you want to do and shadow a few deals with them in exchange for some grunt work, that may help with confidence and things to watch out for.As far as where to invest, is there a cheaper area that is on the border or transition area that is cheaper but not too low income, and still accessible to you?

Let the dust settle and then file a Quit Claim suite against Greenpoint or MERS or HSBC to remove the lien.I believe I have grounds based on: Florida 5 year statute of LimitationsFraudulent assignment of mortgage.Likely “Show me the note” problems.

Airbnb continues to play this game of "lets not upset anyone", though leaving the Hosts holding the bag everytime we turn around. 

It defiantly is not a viable investment property as it now rents.I would suggest you tell her to pack her bags and find a place to live.

Once the dust settles, you'll be given the best loan package possible.