:lol Anthony...Take my advice and run like hell.Last year I had to evict my tenants (pay or quit), and terminate the property manager co. contract for:1) withholding info from me (3 extra occupants and 3 unauthorized dogs on the premises)2) mailing the rent $$$ and receipt every month at their leisure (late)3) never returning my phone calls.The company changed managers 3 times within the same year.

I have moved back to my parents house so that I can spend all of my money on my business.

(thank god I have a lot of money saved up) Im still living with a parent so I dont have any bills outside of gas and what not.

We will be able to use the MLS for comps and other research while still being able to stay away from the potential liabilities associated with holding a real estate license.All in all your help in gathering these threads for me saved my hours of work.

The basic rules establishing the rights and obligations of owners of real property within a subdivision or other tract of land in relation to other owners within the same subdivision or tract; and in relation to an association of owners organized for the ...My parents HOA (non condos, sfr) charges you a fee to transfer ownership, such as when you sell your house, you have to pay the HOA a fee, I believe there community www.ranchosahuarita.com is one of the most restricted and costly HOA's I have ever seen. currently I believe its around 2% sales price to sell your own home, so add a realtors 6%, gets pretty costly to sell in this HOA, never heard of such fees for a condo, or any other HOA for that matter..

The dictionary says: 1 : to reduce from a higher to a lower state or condition : debase2 : to declare or prove to be a bastard3 : to modify especially by introducing discordant or disparate elementsSince bulk REO's parents were probably married at the time of birth, #2 doesn't apply.So, I'm not sure that I've lowered it's esteem by debasing it or that I've introduced any "discordant or disparate elements."

I hope you got the parents to co-sign.

Tenants are allowed in MA to withhold the rent until repairs are made.

Onother option is if you get the loan to cover the labor just have them pay for the labor and have your parents company cut you back the difference.

In better times, all these kids would be living on their own, and likely in small apartments rather than a single large house with their parents.