But whenever you get a profession like appraisers or building inspectors who have a great deal of authority with very little oversight, you get certain personalities that gravitate to that profession namely people who like to be in charge and do not like to be contradicted

You can just force someone to sell because you made an offer...Just make sure your offer works for your numbers and if you get it, congrats!

Well I was in the thick of it back in the day.. both as a HIGH volume real estate agent ( owned and office and had a team) and HML in the Deep south. so I think I can speak to this a little.For the CA borrowers it was all credit score driven... and just like today were you see posts I live in LA but need to invest other places.. lenders made those loans far to easy for folks who eventually lost the assets.. in the DEEP SOUTH  and I mean Mississippi can't get any more deep south than that I was the largest hard money lender in the state for many years doing 300 plus loan in Jackson a year. for fix and flippers who sold not only to investors for rental purposes ( see above almost all out of  state) to homeowners.. the issue that caused much of this is CRA never mentioned and most don't know what it is .. its the Community Reinvestment ACT that Clinton put in.. it basically forced banks if they wanted to work in certain areas they MUST provide loans for the citizens who live there...

Therefore, by nature of it's use, that unit is evading New York City's mandatory hotel tax of 5.785%To curb this growing issue (AirBnb has an estimated 25,000 active listings in the 5 boroughs), Mayor Deblasio has created a special task force to seek out, inspect and impose monetary fine's on the individuals responsible.

Petersburg-Clearwater, FL MSA with 1.5M labor force.  

You'll make bad decisions and force deals when it isn't there. 

I quickly released them without penalty and they moved out the following weekend.To my knowledge there is not a law in my area that forces me to notify of a crime.

Hi all, we are reading a lot about multi-family rentals and have a question regarding forced appreciation.

Specifically, there can be no repairs that force you to move out for 7 days and all repairs must be done within 6 months of the closing date.  

Also searching the rentals for landlords who are sick of renting or forced to rent and would rather cash out from their property and avoid any headache.