It will seem odd to serve the people twice but currently the title insurance companies require it in Georgia.

we are here to serve! 

Are you involved in the non profit and you're developing the project for the non profit or are they a subcontractor that you are using to develop the project, it's unclear.If the project is being developed "for" the non profit, who does it serve, etc.? 

My name is Jordan Scott, I currently serve in the United States Army and have four years remaining on my contract.

Here's what it says in the 10-K:To enhance a positive image in the community and support one of the Bank's values, we participate in many local events, and our officers and directors serve on boards of local civic and charitable organizations.It's not that hard to figure out.

Was wondering if there is any lender here or recommendations for lenders serving the Inland Empire with lots of experience in HUD homes?

If that is the case, you can always serve a 30 day change of terms to set the payment date back to the agreement terms and then proceed with eviction.

He's been great.http://www.burtblee.com/attorneys/timothy-l-claxton/

Its funny how only  the south side of seattle has no income limits and every where else is not considered "under served."

IMO, the subject of rents is not why we call the current and one previous landlords,  we call to determine (1) did they serve notice of intent to move and (2) would you rent to them again.