But if you don't see any ads today or evidence of Airbnb today, that doesn't mean it won't happen in the future.  

Boiled down, one of the many valuable messages in this book is that regardless of what we say, our priorities are evident in how we spend out time.  

Here's the question:  I am considering using a sole proprietor d/b/a as the property manager, and these are my reasons:Record keepingSeparate account that wouldn't commingle with other personal funds"Evidence" that the property management is a 'sole proprietorship" possibly removing my husband from that avenue of liabilityD/b/a in our county is relatively inexpensive.  

If you have written evidence of these agreements or you have an estoppel letter from a tenant where the terms of the lease you are to assume don't match the understandings shown in the lease agreement, then you have a sufficient claim to make on the matter.

Just remember, they need just as much convincing evidence to raise it as they do to lower it.Best of luck with your appeal.

These reports evidently cost $150 each - so if I have to do that on a number of unencumbered properties every time I apply for a mortgage on one property, this really starts to add up.

If there's evidence he's still there, you don't close.

The roof is shot with evidence of plaster damage on ceilings, needs all flooring redone, all new paint and new bathroom fixtures.

You, evidently, did get your financing figured out and get a loan letter from the lender before you started making offers.  

I asked my realtor for a copy of the report but was given a memorandum stating a visible evidence of wood destroying insect was observed.