She had mentioned that her mother might have signed a quitclaim that deeded the property to her daughter for a worst case scenario (which we find ourselves in).

I was wondering about people's experience with renting these houses. Do potential tenants in the main part of the house get turned off by the fact that someone else will be living in an attached apt? Do you need to of...

Practically everyone and their Mothers became Realtors over the past 5 years and many of them do not price properties correctly or know how to negotiate, so deals can be found there as well.Keep in mind that it is not the website and property you are looking for, but the "desperate" seller!

After the fire the mother got the insurance money and instead of repairing the house she took the money and went back to Baltimore.

I made my mother's oven blow up when I was a kid.

If you have any concerns about your safety, do it on the phone.Second, with the exception of denial based upon credit, or any state local law that may require you to disclose if asked, you are not required to give specifics.I made a call to an applicant's mother once, who was listed as a reference.

Eventhough the post is old, I'll chime in with something my mother (a long-time LL) taught me:When a tenant asks for something, the first word out of your mouth should be no.

The house needed rehab and was owned by a woman in another state who had inherited the property from her mother who had owned it free and clear.

I have a potential tenant who is a single mother but has a boyfriend (who came with her to see my property).

He 'conned' my mother into saying it was okay to move out on the 5th of this month, saying he could sign another lease early, my mom was confused about the move out date.This tenant is a habitual liar and probably didn't even sign a lease.