Matt, you are right, the feedback Ive got from my bank is more like when you cannot afford to pay your installments and ask them to extend the period to get lower monthly payments...

If it is to auctioned from a forfeiture, the court can terminate any agreement or make arrangements for the tenant and owners.I'm actually awaiting the disposition of a property here that was purchased on an installment contract by a drug dealer who has weapons charges, mail fraud, money laundering, distribution and conspiracy charges who most likely won't be out in 20.

After they moved out, I installed a bath fan and wired it to the existing bathroom light so that the fan would always turn on with the light.

have a sub meter installed , split the water when it comes into the house , house on left meter from the street , meter on right side , sub meter simple subtraction . you have to get in and read the meter , it also gives you a chance to inspect property.

. :)Investor to investor deals can later be out of compliance if the buying investor allows the assumption in some installment loan as it may the be seen as a method or scheme to circumvent the intent of the Act.If the property is residential covered property, it's just best to comply with a MLO or attorney.....another option is to sell to a non-profit and let them do it, another exemption, but most won't go there.I really wouldn't ask closing attorneys or title attorneys about loan compliance as that is not their area of expertise and I'd say most will skim the regs of the day and base much of an opinion on RE experience, which is not the same thing.Call a small local bank, tell them you have a need for a financing type attorney and ask who they use in town or in the region.

Last year I did a landscape project at one property because I have always wanted to do it, and the year before I put in a concrete countertop because I wanted to try a small one before I have one installed in my actual place of residence.Things that don't always make business sense.Nonetheless they do end up differentiating your offerings.So, I noticed a product some time ago called Paint Sensations.

Also, you will want to be sure that it is a wise investment.If it doesn't make dollars it doesn't make sense.Some utility companies have rebates and you'd see a HUGE $200 credit from the IRS for installing windows (sarcasm).

I'm curious to know if we can just get new copper lines installed for the unit OR do we have to replace the whole AC unit.

The IRS gives you the option in a failed 1031 exchange that goes across tax years to treat the sale as an installment sale with the proceeds received in the next year.The impact for you is that if your accountant files it as such you will not owe the tax until April of 2024

Whoever installed it was careless and left chunks of concrete and rocks set next to the line which over time rubbed and broke the line.