Originally posted by Brian Burke:You can ask, but I suspect that you'll come up with little cooperation in that regard.I agree and going back to the point that you failed to properly perform your due diligence and run title, they will say it is your own fault.

The annual filings are in .pdf along with the articles and original filing.There is a phone number, e-mail address, company name, name of a person with address etc.

BiggerPockets just released an e-book on Amazon.com for 0.99 that is a great synopsis of what you need to do to screen a tenant.

Your first property manager should have set this up a long time ago.Your tenant you should have a case worker assigned to their file and also you should have landlord liason number for you to call and possibly an e-mail.

They don't have the contracts to use, they don't understand the process, they don't know how much to accept as an option consideration, and They Definitely don't know how to properly qualify a tenant that will have the ability to purchase in the near future.

What they did is proper, paid off the old loan with the new one and a new dot.

on form schedule E 2012, part I, looke like something is new:1. it says: "if you are in the business of renting Personal Property, use Schedule C." what's that mean?

Carolina E I'm not certain I've heard of that before.

The last one I built was a 3300 sq foot center hall colonial with 9' first floor ceilings, a wood burning fireplace, 2x6 exterior wall construction & R-19 in the walls, all low-e glass...it cost me $106K delivered & set, on a new 31'x52' foundation that cost $25K.

money does.You say you've called and e-mailed with no response.