Do not use a space heater or open flame heating device to heat the property.

This is a result of the 1996 Federal Telecommunications Act and the FCC rulings providing interpretation.Here is a guide: http://www.fcc.gov/guides/over-air-reception-devices-rule

It is like the two results are being combined and the error gets displayed first.I am on a Mac running Tiger with Safari if that matters.Was this helpful in narrowing down the bug?

According to my lenders that I have talked to, the money that is "gifted," needs to sit in your account for 60 days before Fannie Mae/Mac forget about caring for it.

Remind them that you could take actions against the dog and all the modifications, but you would like to keep relations amicable:(1) As the owner, you need access to the unit, so provide me with a key or remove the device.(2) you (the tenant) need to sign the Pet Agreement or remove the pet(3) I did not approve the security system but understand your concerns. 

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:Well you cant do a 5% down conventional on a multi, so the benefit with FHA is actually being able to use the loan.Here's a commercial from Freddie Mac's youtube channel that says you can.

Quote from @Scott Mac: Quote from @Ezekiel Williams: good afternoon to all, I've been meaning to find networking events to attend but there aren't any around me in my area.

Regular Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac non owner rates are in the 5's.Hope that helpsStephanie

The article is from almost 9 months ago.Have you done any investing in Fort Mac yet?

For many residential loans, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac are actually the investor.