So I'm wondering if its because the quads tend to have more apt like characteristics, if thats why the management effort seems so time consuming for you.To that again, if you aren't able to go big, I'd look at going into SFH's instead.

But...the key is you can't "blindside" a consumer.

I heard of a story a while back about someone doing this equity strip via liens they created from thin air.... and they had a problem with title company later could not verify the pay off letter when they tried to sell property and they lost a potential buyer trying to iron out deal.

Further, the attorney really needs an in depth knowledge of federal consumer lending law as well as just state regulatory law.

I just haven't had time yet, being consumed with work.

Federal Pacific and Zinsco are no longer made, but I think Zinsco might have been bought by Sylvania, then maybe GE.I've never had either of the above fail.Even though neither are not made the US Government could still recall the product if the Consumer Product Safety deemed them hazardous.

This is highly ironic because of the fact I never finished college and don't have a technical degree.

Is that serious or ironic?

Unfortunately, brokers and bankers are the face of any bank when it comes consumer perception.

Ironic that the current administration will be cutting their benefits soon.