I would think this would be ideal.

If your plumber can play drain auger and figure out what's up then you are miles ahead.I've had similar issues in Toledo (swampland is arguable), determine how the basement has been draining first and foremost.

He sees his best chance as walking away from the place under the terms of Settlement, and taking the add’l credit hit for this, but being able to start fresh somewhere else.ACTION: I asked him to email me a few-sentence summary of what he owes, what the current state of play with the bank is, etc., and told him we’d look at the numbers and see if there was a way to help him.He has plenty of motivation, but negative equity.

I knew I was not an ideal tenant based on my "job" i.e.

The idea of interest is not really coming into play here since interest is paid with principal as a function of amortization.

I like @BriannaSchmidt idea about the open house, I work full time and the only time I have an issue is when I have a unit vacant, but I deal in houses that just don't have much turn over, screen my tenants well, and the average tenant stays 2+ years, so that isn't much of a problem.

better question- anyone have long term success and positive returns playing the south side shuffle??

For me, this would take a new options account at a specialist broker, but I'm calculating out the benefits of this "pure play" hedging index, vs the effort.As to the amount/cost of the hedge, I agree that you're mainly trying to avoid a loss if a market bubble hits or you're stuck with an unpurchased/unrented home for some time.

Usually the SEC comes into play when its other peoples money being loaned out.

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