Not like the one between those two ancient institutions in our state (where there have been recorded fist-fights and deaths from heart attacks - in beauty parlors - during the AU - UA games).Enjoy the season and don't get too uptight.

If this is your first owner occupied deal and you can meet those requirements, I don't think you would have a hard time fighting that in court.

I'm not trying to pick a fight or do something wrong....I really wanted to explore it some.

Did you fight your property tax assessment??

We can't raise their rent or kick them out without good reason and a possible court fight while a tenant is on a lease.

They stick to their scripts and you have to fight through the 1st layer to talk to someone with any knowledge or ability to get things done.

Allowing any break in that chain of following the Act or CFPB rulings based on the fact there is some exemption, understand you'll need to be able to prove that exemption over the term of that loan.Kinda like swimming across a river with a strong current, if you take what you think is the easy way straight across you'll miss your mark, if you do get across you'll be fighting much harder.

I have neither interest nor resources to fight them.

And when you fight for price like that, it means cutting corners - investing in low-tier/high-risk areas and/or skimping on rehab.

I don’t have a dog in this fight.