That may be the reason for Brandon suggesting you develop relationships with private and hard money lenders.Refinancing works pretty much the same way as your initial mortgage would, so nothing mysterious there.  

Sorry, I thought you had her "Age/year of death, place of death, middle name, other relatives," but I guess that you meant you didn't have any of that stuff.I love a good mystery.

How it got from Alaska to Colorado is a mystery. 

My lease and notice to quit were seemingly fine and I had more than a plethora of pictures of him leaving food out, fruit flies all over the place, and nothing but trash in his room (this guy is retired but doesn't have a bed nor is there any space on the floor of his room, how or where he sleeps is still a mystery to me).

have a knowledgeable real attorney review your loan documents and be clear on all terms plus get a copy of these mysterious policies before you sign.

Initially, everything was pretty smooth, with the exception of having to pull some proverbial teeth to get information on rates and closing costs (4.5-4.75% rate, closing costs were still a bit of a mystery, though).Shortly after the approval from Quicken came through I put an offer in on a $90k property.

I figure why not until I figure out this mystery behind should I or should I not start an LLC.

If the basement isn't part of their rental, which it sounds like it isn't, I'd definitely close it and pull the units back out.Lead paint (like asbestos) is generally not a problem unless it's falling apart (and if it's not, I'd get some pictures of it in case it mysteriously starts to).

Spoof an Ohio zip code while on Google, and you will suddenly and "mysteriously" not see those TK provider ads. 

Some sellers not only want an mls product, but also a mysterious pocket listing product that may have meat on the bone for an investor.