This is also the fault of a lot of agents around here who don't do their clients any justice by trying to show them comps and they can't underwrite the deals themselves either so it's the blind leading the blind which means no deal for you sadly.

It simply seeks the power to impose its views on others.Housing advocates claim that they seek “housing justice.”

The new owners haven't been able to move into the home for almost a year and the courts won't do anything about it.Our judicial system is a farce, focused more on politics than justice.

It's a perfect demonstration of what a joke our justice system has become.

3 BR minimum is a must and more than 1 BA is just icing on the cake.

Streetview is too out of date to do it justice.

Every month your equity goes up. 2) you're getting hopefully a few hundred $$ each month in cash flow3) you're likely going to have appreciation over the years (though most investors here consider that just icing on the cake and don't plan for it)4) you've already increased the equity in the house after your renovations (as if it were a flip), but without the short-term tax consequences.

Plus with the way our justice system works, you could probably even be sued should there be a fire and there is no fire extinguisher, even if one isn't required.

@Matthew Wright Sucks you lost the deal, bro but since you didn't have the signature I wouldn't get too upset about it, however, as far as the attorney is concerned, @Jessica Zolotorofe gives some really great information and, if you're feeling vindictive or even like justice is absent in this situation, I'd report that lawyer if I were you.

Department of Justice even has a memo on it.