Other wise reality and records will be in conflict & you will never be able to sell it.Permits in my area for that would run you right around $400A couple day laborers to do the tear out, lets say another $400You should just be able to cap any plumbing & hvac were it enters the garage.

Sure it can.2 wrongs don't make a right.This is like saying because a buyer is in default then I the seller am not going to show up at closing.Even though the landlord might not be meeting their requirements doesn't give you blanket authority to throw yours out the window.A landlord can pursue damages,lost rent,get a judgement against you,file lates on your credit report,and the when the judgement is entered hire a collection company to pursue for garnishment of your job wages or collect from your bank account.Tenant and landlord rights vary by state so this is not legal advice of any kind.You need to check in your state to see what applies.

You simply need to go to www.equator.com under 'create an account' on the upper right hand side of the page and enter in the required information after you select 'agent' for account type.

I am full time investor and also decided to get my realtor license as you can access the MLS, call and get your own codes to enter the homes and there is also some credibility that comes with having it.

It's due to go to tax sale next Tuesday (9/20/11), and since this is my relative's property, I have to find a way to put up the money to cover the back taxes, then enter a payment arrangement with the tax claim bureau.

To be truthful, I would enter into some sort of agreement with the HOA to have them voluntarily stop the foreclosure.

Is it a 6 month term or anything else that impossible to enter with or exit out?

Making a habit of withdrawing accepted offers and you could be in trouble.That being said, don't even let this line of thinking enter your mind when you are making offers.

Uh oh, this is a good point that the dog must be behaved when the owner(s) are not home and not go into attack mode if someone enters the home.

:D Thought I'd ask to see if there is a way for tenants to fill out a "rental application" online so that they have a record of it and also provide the landlord access and ability to download form as necessary.I read the post that Transunion has a Credit Check service online that is convenient for both landlords and tenants.I hope their is an online way for prospective tenants to enter the rental info and history online so that I don't always have to have the "old rental forms".After all it's almost 2012 !