Got a call not too long ago from the homeowner's association wondering what my plans were, if I was going to maintain the property (it's vacant and owner is out of the country), am I familiar with the guidelines for what I can fix and not fix etc.

Fannie Mae also maintains a page on their company website specifically for fraud: https://www.fanniemae.com/singlefamily/mortgage-fraud-prevention Fannie Mae posts recorded trainings, including one focused on short sale fraud http://fanniemae.articulate-online.com/ContentRegistration.aspx?

I see why thats easy for them to maintain but wow... talk about risk...If other investors are handing out their combinations you may be required to "go with the flow" just so you get the same access to the market.Just my opinion and perspective but hope that helps.

We all know China has been part of the grease that has turned the wheels for worldwide growth for the decades they've maintained double-digit or high-single-digit GDP growth.

As long as you maintain beneficial interest in the property, which you would as the owner of the LLC, this activity shouldn't even trigger the Due on Sale clause.

You are required to maintain the unit and are can make limited rent increases based on rent controls (basically inflation).

If the inspection and/or estimates from the contractor change the repair value then we will seek seller concessions.And the property absolutely meets our criteria (which we have consistently stuck to throughout this process) - nice neighborhood (older, but well-maintained), great school district, great location and solid comps.

This occurs when the borrower won’t increase the scope of work because doing so will put the borrower over the LTV limit with the lender and the borrower is trying to maintain the lowest LTV possible in order to avoid brining any money to closing.

With a certain amount of internal control, (the banks and property management companies), market fluctuations were not as likely to occur and the housing market would maintain a steady increase for the investors and of course the banks.

The lack of power is a violation in my lease - tenants must maintain utilities.