The main DIG meetings were held in Fort Washington, but starting in January 2015 the meetings move to Horsham.

We also did several things that have held us up on prior rehabs and went ahead and did them anyways, they may or may not have been required, but going above and beyond, TAKING CONTROL of your inspection, and showing you inspector the little things you did because "you care" can go a LONG way to passing inspections and getting your rehabs done faster!

And that your lease has this clause "If this lease contains more than one tenant, each tenant shall be held jointly and severally responsible"When it comes to receiving rent payments, I would look into one of the online payments systems rather than having them make deposits at the credit union.

Also not really looking forward to another 115 degree heat advisory summer in a stiffiling shop working with hot metal.

To see how their cash flow numbers have held up over the long term with these properties (after turnover, repairs, PM issues, etc.. that come with long term ownership).  

Don't be held hostage, that is no way to develop a business.

I don't see a problem with that at all; however, I would make sure that they understand that they'll be held responsible for any damages to the property while moving the pool table in and out of the house.

I believe you missed the part that says basically, that while a seller may be exempt, the transaction will still be held to prudent underwriting determinations, you don't have to do what a mlo would do but responsibility of it meeting the same standards is still there.

No mortgage is currently being held on either duplex.Any suggestions, are welcome...Thanks

So even with concrete evidence that it was safe, this person would jump back if the snake was held in his direction.