A quick title search by your agent buddy, at no cost and for the sake of mutual business sustenance, will quickly give you recourse for next yay or nay on that particular deal.

I can't believe there is actually a place where people come and help each other, sometimes forming mutually beneficial relationships, and other times just helping to help.

http://dornish.net/a-change-in-the-interpretatation-of-1529-1-of-the-public-utility-code-beneficial-to-landlordsAnd tenants are able to find this out too; see link here:http://www.ourturn.net/utilities.phpBe careful how you have multiple meters set up.

Any suggestions would be very beneficial.

I was wondering if opening up a mutual fund/index fund or a CD for my downpayment may be a better route.

He says its beneficial but he is a IT guy.

Nothing wrong with this, but understand these plans are only self-directed to the extent you want to buy the stocks, bonds, and mutual funds available through Fidelity.

When I went to switch my old personal residence to a rental policy with lib mutual, they insisted on me getting a lead certifcate for the house before they would switch it.

It sounds like it was VERY beneficial.

It just wouldn't be beneficial.