She also claims that since she constantly trips one particular 15 amp breaker that there's "faulty electrical".

I won't claim to be an expert on this topic.

And if you try to claim that the investor is participating in an event that will lead to the creation of a loan, i.e.

As mentioned pit bulls are considered an aggressive breed by insurance companies.They can cancel the whole policy and will not cover your claim as an exception to the policy.

Because you're running an REI business, you also have to think about the long-term implications of having a claim against your insurance by a worker on the job who isn't covered with WC.

It isn't a dollar limit, it is a purpose limit.In other words, no matter what the gurus claim, you can't refinance your rental, pocket the funds and deduct the interest.

What bothers me is that people claim there are ignorant property owners everywhere that don't know their markets or home value and will dump their home on you (WHer) today at a fire sale (with margins such that your end buyer is still getting a great deal) vs listing it for a week at a little below market, paying commissions and still making substantially more money.

The amount I would be trying to claim is $1050 in rent and late fees plus approximatelt $150 in court fees.

Then there are the issues of misusing terms to slide ideas past, buying under market value, claiming instant equity on a deal and financing blue sky as an acceptable collateral amount.Lots of wild ideas, presented with a somewhat twisted logic, a dash of hype and ignorance of the consequences is where most are in suggesting "creative financing".I do like other people's money over bank financing in some cases, especially in the short term, which can be up to 5 years, but banks usually have a better solution long term.

One of the mortgage holders claims that while in prison the owner made 1 payment which revived the mortgage and extended the statute of limitations.8.