Being a first time landlord i was curious as to what more experienced landlords would do in this case.i have a tenant who has been in for last 6 months and atleast always gets rent to me before the late day. the first problem i have had was 2 weeks ago the dishwasher wasnt working and i had my friend down the street go over there to fix it- it just needed a reset. i did not charge anything. however my tenant just called me saying the faucet on the tub is leaking, i know i can go over there and fix it in 30 minutes but is this something i can charge him for, my time basically, or is this something that just falls under my responsibility.

I approached the owner in forclosure b/c the Sheriff Sale is coming up mid Oct and we put the deal together with completed docs.

In the DD phase you should get copies of all the loan docs.

If the windows are open, or there are significant leaks, and they're cranked to high, they're going to run full time.

It may stop one small leak, but socialism is pouring from a million other holes.

We all go to the title co. with our docs and we all get what we want.

Brandon / Brianmaybe you can help me also :Here my issue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~End Buyers want the Seller to sign docs on Friday then wire the Funds the next business day to title companyI personally feel the Seller should sign docs and get paid the same daySign docs 1 day then get compensated a different day [Seller ]How do I convince the Seller this is okay End Buyer located in : CAPlease provide your opinion

The title company records both of those.The borrower will also give you a promissory note spelling out all the details of the loan.A lawyer could certainly create all those docs.

I am checking the docs.

Also this case is only based on one bank fraud, when there are published inidcations includuing court docs that there were multiple frauds committed ( i think 3 other banks were mentioned) my other question... whar are the other banks doing... since these 3 admitted 2 other crimesm but didnt get tried for them?