I'm pretty sure they turn off automatically. 

If you go and apply for a card somewhere else or purchase something on-time from another company (they didn't recommend) these companies pick up the information from the reporting bureau's and then these companies will automatically LOWER YOUR SCORES!

I’ve done a lot of research and I am seeking my first multi-family house hack to get my feet wet.I am also in need of a local investor friendly real estate agent that can set me up with automatic MLS alerts.If anyone has any insight into the multi-family market here, I would greatly appreciate any advice!

They will automatically set you up with liability coverage.

Or does the legal action of his arrest and consequent forfeit of tenancy automatically give me that right without filing?

@Nicholas Glatter even tho CA has laxed the ADU laws consider this - changing a property to a multi family property changes the property to be automatically rent controlled.

However after 6 months the loan automatically extends to 12 month and they charge an extra 1% origination fee.

Maybe suggest she talk to cpa she trust, so she can get a neutral 3rd party opinion.But no, it is not standard or expected that the seller automatically pays the buyer’s closing cost.

The online portals automatically apply late fees etc when payments are not made when specified.

You’ll find that once you’ve started connecting with people, your mindset will automatically shift and before you know it, you’re working on deals.