I am worried for my safety but he hasn't done anything physical yet.

Begin with the understanding of the meaning of "safety and soundness" of portfolio lending.Let's turn the tables and ask, what would you look for in making a mortgage to an LLC on a single family dwelling (1-4) or even a small apartment complex?

My "con" to that is that ONLY 3 year ARMs are available (at least that I can find) - so by "jumping" on great rates now, we're only locking in for 3 years anyway.

Providing these solutions for my clients is what I enjoy doing.Living in the Detroit area I notice so much potential in real estate, education, sports, filming, public safety, and much more.. that would help "The D" reform, and grow.

After you are armed with an example and a date that was good for such installation, then bring it up with your inspector.

Everytime he came in to talk to me about getting a loan he had it running, it was in his coat pocket and he had a mic running down his arm.

A good lesson to always use gloves, safety glasses and maybe a mask too when doing this in the future.

It uses a cell phone signal, and you can call in to arm or disarm it.http://www.americanbulldogsecurity.com/servlet/the-82/AAS-Cellular-GSM-Alarm/Detail

I believe many short-sale addendums contain a clause that says the property can not be leased back to the owners.You'll want to check the document that you sign that indicates that the sale is an arms-length transaction -- that will tell you if leasing back to the owners is prohibited (if it doesn't say that it's prohibited, it should be fine).

When you can self ensure your future security you can cash in that safety net plan and be more aggressive.