If not then get a lot of liability coverage & pet deposit for property damages.The guy leasing our commercial property has one on-site & if it knows you your OK if not stand very very still.

I think you'd be hard-pressed to argue that the tenants are responsible for standing out in the cold during an historic freeze.

Just asked my insurance agent and he said since it already couldn't be rebuilt as it stands the event if a total loss (due to the nonconforming zoning), it wouldn't be an issue them.

For the most part, I haven't seen anyone else score one either.

The best part is, my cost will only be $950/mo, utilities included.Does it sound too good to be true?

However, some states have laws regarding when and if you can contact interested parties in the property about the lien, so I would check into your state code and more importantly local County codes regarding tax auctions.Does this answer your questions?

if one party will be a silent partner, you will probably want to setup a Limited Partnership with the general partner as an llc.

When you do eventually move out it would cash flow a couple hundred as it stands and if rents increase could be that much better.If buy and hold is your end goal this doesn't sound bad for our area.

I have no clue on a state by state basis what they have or do not.I do know in GA ethics has to do with a code and pledge If you want to be a REALTOR (third party affiliation) and the commission here and the investigators care nothing about them.Some MLS's require you to be a REALTOR and belong to NAR.

The only part I left out of that is if I ever had a note called I would've either refinanced or just written a check.So, my last words on this are, yes a lender can call the note if you transfer title without their consent.