Now after we are in the house my mother has the mind set that she can treat me and my family like crap and enter the house when ever she wants . " I know i broke a biggy on never deals with family but I really want the house" Do i have any rights on telling her when she can and cant enter the house and being a royal pain in my butt.Nick

Keep in mind the title is tongue in cheek.Showing and dealing with turnover can be a pain, and can take some time.

Bill-Yeah, you're right, the rentals can be a pain in the butt.

I only have one tenant, your uncle (Sam) ....USPS.....and he can also be a pain.

It's a real pain and it is really hard to 'read' the tenant to guess if they are sincere or just looking for free housing.I'm sorry that this is a little late but with your situation I think that it would be easier and cheaper for you to give them the 30 day notice that the month-to-month lease will be ending.

This can be a pain, since the Realtor see this as a no money in it for me deal, but they are obligated to do so.What you're looking for are discrpencies in value anywhere along the line of listing, sale and other lending arrangements.

I wrote out a more detail post which was erased so I'll just ask.Please tell me who you use as your SDIRA administrator?

IMO it is foolish to place such a large tax burden on those that help create jobs and already are taxed quite high.This administration is doing almost nothing to turn around the economy, but has done a significant amount of harm.

The following are excerpts from an article on Reuters.com:"Rumors are running wild from Washington to Wall Street that the Obama administration is about to order government-controlled lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive a portion of the mortgage debt of millions of Americans who owe more than what their homes are worth...

I base my opinion on the recent past administration, if there was ever a good reason to take such actions, they existed then....so don't hold your breath friends.I was very tired last night, I see much missed the mark.