Naturally with a super I advised her he made my repairs.

As time passed, letters started to dribble back saying these people died a natural, merciful death.

I have seen some lenders place something in their counter offer regarding the property not transferring title for 30 days or something to that nature but it can be taken out and other terms can be agreed upon.

If I got an offer accepted, what is the common procedure--do the tenants have to vacate by closing?

I've got money in gold and am considering investing in natural gas, one company is sitting on a large reserve in the mid west.

We are in the processs of buying 11 of them as a group and have worked in advance a procedure to buy the other 8 after the first 11 have been digested by us.

I just can't find anyone HERE that's heard of it .... of course we only have propane in Central Maine (no natural gas), so maybe that's where the free boilers are available.

It is the nature of your position as custodian of funds in trusted to you for her that ethically and legally put those funds off limits for you to use in any manner that produces any gains for you.

@Aaron McGinnis, this guy is a brick layer by trade, and a very good one. so, this kind of work comes natural for him. this is truly not a whole crew project. he was able to get 6 sills, finish 3 windows, house trim, some drywall 2 guys in less than 5 hrs. but to get that work, we had to push him for 3 weeks.btw, here's the update:could not be at the job site during the day, but went there tonight and he had done the tuckpointing (around 100 ft), framed and bricked the windows (although i doubt they took them out to close the gaps like i asked them to), changed the window sills i asked them to, and trimmed the windows.This guy is truly not a handyman.

As to lending, less oversight by regulators generally means violations go unchecked and tend to increase, it's human nature to act up when the teacher is out of the room.