I think the *intent* is so someone is not making an 'income' from their retirement acount (save putting 10K of labor into a flip).So, can you take off the screen and take it in to be repaired or put a nail in that piece of trim that is loose?

As soon as I saw passed on that screen I jumped in joy.

Their was a guy from the DIY network at my last local REI meeting and talked about how the DIY network is looking for first time flippers, for their new upcoming tv show.Here is the link to their websitediynetwork

They changed the rules to allow screened parking on the side of the house .

Thus the promoter would need to do the REAL screening before they take your dollars into their deal.

That will then take you to the screen that will give you the option of what emails you want to receive.

If not, return it with their deposit at end of lease.A quick look at my company's Yardi screen shows we have tenants just like yours.... one with a positive $22.55 balance, positive in various amounts for almost a year.

Check out our Ultimate Guide To Tenant Screening.

My experience with attorneys is that don't venture into unfamiliar waters usually, if something feels like it's beyond their scope of expertise they will make a referral or point you in the right direction.I suggest you stay away from those that advertise on TV, really good attorneys don't need to advertise. :)

LOL as I glance over at my muted tv...its just distracting me from BP