Personally, there's just too much negative press on the web regarding them charging fees for my comfort.If it helps, I'll send you the contact info for a HML lender in MI that may be able to help you.

. - I've heard that it doesn't always matter- I think it's kinda up to the judge and the bank if they want to press it.

I became an "accidental landlord" with the VA townhouse.

Deceit is another.Having said that, I agree with other posters that Brandon & Co. would be hard-pressed to start yanking all blogs that offend or to play Ethics Police, which is quite subjective.

There are good and bad in every field out there and contracting is no different, just seems the bad contractors get more press.

It will be all the worse amongst the general public  if even one jaded article appears in the local press about my activities.

At the risk of creating an inflammatory post, I see a lot of justification in this thread but I'm hard pressed to believe it addresses your concerns.  

It doesn't seem to get much press for whatever reason like when Texas led in job growth around 2010.If anything, what I see in my area is concerns about gentrification and rising rental and housing costs and local tech companies like Snapchat taking up so much office space that they are pushing office vacancy down so low there is little room for anyone else to expand.

He may be cash-strapped and pressed for time (glad I dropped out of pre-med in the early 1970's).I would inquire as to his plans for the property.

@Vincent Squeglia (To mention someone, press @?