Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies, the proposed bill will, “Allow private investors to price their own risk knowing that their losses are capped, thus leading to more risk taking.

Both Bill & Brie have great points; I especially like Bill's safety tips (definitely good to keep in mind as you're often meeting strangers on private property).

So to ensure you comfort and safety you have decommissioned the central air unit and have provided 2 window air conditioners for their use but still your property.

The owner is at risk for workmen's comp matters as well as you in supervising work.In Missouri as well as other states, an installment sale is more acceptable as far as holding an ownership interest, building permits are easily obtained as you can call yourself "an owner", you have an insurable interest for policies, material suppliers recognize your authority to encumber title with respect to liens in the event they aren't paid, the seller is released of liabilities as you will be considered the owner.

There is also an assumption that a RMLO is at a supervised level of lending and that senior officers, compliance officers and operations will manage the RMLO to assure public safety as lending is otherwise.

The under writers are willing to give me 30 days to fix the garage or they will revoke the policy.

College kids tend to move year over year, so be prepared to get good at your move-in/move-out policy.

And it's not like it's a safety issue either.

Tim Gordon Thanks everyone and I know it's a process, I am still in the stage of "I want it now".Understanding that it's a must to have a job for those unexpected expenses and safety net, would you suggest getting a job that is related to real estate?

A renter can try and argue that they have paid the rent and not the utilities; however, your lease will reflect your updated policy.