I manage paid search accounts (Google Adwords/Bing Ads) for both small, regional companies and nationally recognized brands.Ultimately, I am looking to learn as much as I can and hopefully be able to contribute at some point.Thanks for taking the time to check this out.David

This is the Crime Free / Drug Free Addendum I am required to have each tennant sign that resides at my apartment , It is used city wide and recognized by the courts in Minnesota.It is a requirement of my Licensing Agreement with the city that I have all residents sign this.It is a requirement that I as owner / manager complete the Course by the city to be able to properly enforce this for my tenants."

Both my properties are cash flowing around $200 per month but as I mentioned I have only had them for a few months (will have them about 12 months by the time I am ready to purchase my next) and I am not sure if lenders would recognize that as income or actually count the mortgage payments as a loss in the debt column.Any advice or insight on this would be greatly appreciated. 

One presented "Whole-taling" a deal, which you might recognize as "pre-hab " as opposed to "rehab ".

Documents are prepared as part of a normal closing by the qualified intermediary and the exchange is recognized on the settlement statement.  

If so, you can find the posting with the Lubbock county clerk's office an contact the Trustee(Or Substitute Trustee)  Keep in mind if the answer is yes you are going to have competition as there are many people that track these for a living and will easily recognize the amount of equityIf is has not been posted as of yet, the next date will be the first Tuesday of June. 

I do see other issues in reality;If the option can be terminated, then how will we recognize the value of the contract to the seller/optionor as they are required to recognize the option price paid.

Recognize the growth in area.  

In the meantime, as the court expressly recognized, the Bureau will continue its important work.

Conforming, conventional loans, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names), only require 15% down.