I definitely say include the attorney to close the property.And even as the LLC you technically only can originate 2 loans before you must comply with RESPA and 4 loans before you must comply with the SAFE act.

If I was the old Note owner, it is safe to assume, I told my Servicer the same thing.

That's probably being more safe than sorry, and since they only wanted $2800 to knock down two walls instead of 3, it may be better to go with them since they will pull the permit. 

When it comes to water, always better to be safe than sorry. 

Better safe than sorry....and why risk a HUGE lawsuit by being cheap?

One block might be safe, clean, and filled with hard working people, while less than a mile away the area is a war zone.

No one deserves to be taken advantage of, but this family did not do what I consider the minimum necessary to keep them and their children safe.

If you find a relatively safe (what was in 2008-9?)

Mostly my motivation comes from the fear of "settling down" with a safe job, a mortgage and a minimal retirement plan.

Ineichen in which the court found that plaintif Bronk could not prove her dog was anything more than a pet and therefore it was not a service dog under the law.In re Kenna Homes Cooperative Corporation, the court also found that a landlord can require proof of disability and proof of training.The full text of these two cases and other cases involving service animals and housing, are available at http://servicedogcentral.org/content/node/187OTOH, courts are also finding under the FHAA that so-called emotional support animals can also be considered assistive devices for those disabled by severe mental illness.