The title is not under either mine, nor the previous owners name.Who should I be contacting regarding the proper, legal, and cost effective way to deal with it?

Managing those properly will take a few hours a week but definitively not 40-80.Might as well find a temporary job and use those proceeds to fund marketing yourself as an agent.

Appliance repair and troubleshooting would be helpful as well (can't tell you how many times I hear the dryer is working properly, etc.).

Alternatively, he could purchase the tyres on a credit card (or find a family member to purchase them for him) and make VISA happy for the balance of winter.

This is a sample with a 4.5% rate 30 year fixed payment qualification includes tax and insurance and $500 in borrower monthly debt (car, credit cards...)

I'd imagine there will be ever type of deal imaginable available to fund/buy.Make friends and bring lots of business cards.

But if they are not, as I said before, get a contractor to redo it right with proper permits.But if got it at a good price and you are happy with the Return in your investment as a 2 bedroom.

Not so great for the buyers at sale who are encountering leases properly executed on dates right before the auction.

If it is not an FIBI you may want to leave you credit card at home.http://www.meetup.com/Commercial-Real-Estate-Mastermind-Network/Here is a commercial club I put on.

are case opinions for properly run LLCs that were sued, the LLC "lost", the judgment was for more than the value of the assets in the LLC, and the judgment applied to the LLC members.