It prevents most people from investing or even buying a home until they can pay off the debt or at least pay it down to a reasonable portion of their Debt To Income Ratio which banks use to determine if they will even give you financing.

Without any consultation whatsoever, he signed up for another place to live, notified us of it after the fact, and set about trying to set an agenda for his family to move out in mid-August on a time frame suitable to himself, even down to demanding to pay on a pro rata basis and be refunded the remaining portion for August!

@Timothy R Vitale what does your budget look like?

If it is determinedexcessive utilities are being consumed by an individual or unit, management reserves the right to amend this andhold tenant responsible for additional portion of utilities.i.

This type of ratio is typically limited to just the catch up portion after the pref returns.

So, 3 months ago after we closed on one of our investment properties the titling company misplaced our cashiers check for a portion of the closing costs, in the amount of $10K.They reached out to see if the check can be canceled and reissued, and we found out from the bank that we have to wait for 90 days.We did, and now the bank stated that yes, they can reissue the check, but we have to sign a disclaimer that contains a tricky provision stating that in the event someone comes in with the original check, they’ll have to honor it - at our expense.What can we do to make sure we get this resolved, but do not open ourselves up to having to pay it again, *** years down the road?

They'll pay a portion (in this case 3/4ths of the costs) to draw in buyers but after they leave, they no longer financially support the HOA associations.

This may sound harsh but, there may be a way to have your partner's share applied to the lien and for you to hold on to your share and be able to invest it through the LLC you will set up with a portion thereof.

yes I thought it would make sense to use a portion the HELOC as a down for a loan to build the ADU instead of using the entire HELOC to build it.  

Would the portion of the house being used for STR qualify for depreciation?