I’m sure you could find some loophole or get creative with a cash credit from a card issuer depending on your creditworthiness, but the rates after any introductory rate will be insanely high.

All the toilets are clogged with cardboard material being flushed down the pipes.

There is an exemption for the issuer of the securities, so the sponsors themselves don’t have to be licensed.

@Wayne Brooks the 6% is not the issue really.  

Could just simply be a matter of how 'aggressive' the issuers of the 1099-C's choose to be and how much interest they choose to tack onto any principal losses.  

@Ryan WebsterThis is an area where there is much confusion.The issuer of securities, which are used to raise capital for a business, and which can be either debt, equity, or a hybrid, is required to register those securities with the SEC unless the registration qualifies for an exemption from registration.The two major exemptions are (1) the exemption for an intra state offering and (2) the exemption for a private placement.

There's enough quality tenants looking to live in the area that you shouldn't have an issue renting out your additional units/rooms.Wish I could help with the slate roof but I haven't dealt with one yet so I'll defer to someone else to answer that for you.Hope this helps!

Cardboard box's?

Get a friend to help you put all the cabinets together and hang 'em up, and then to haul all of the cardboard boxes out of the way BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY.

Not sure if anyone is still subscribed to this thread as its old, but thought I would ask here first before starting a new thread.The previous owner's of the new buildings we now own would automatically issue rent certificates to all their residents.