It will probably not impact your score, unless (like many of these sorts of things), it's a well-disguised bankruptcy enabling/counseling service.

Still being new to investments, I still haven't purchased a property, I want to know if this violates some sort of investor code of conduct and how would a bank even find out??

Unfortunately in Massachusetts it's also sort of legal or at least not illegal, so you can't use it as reason for an eviction...

Hello All,I'm sort of new to BP but have been listening to the podcast for 4/5 months now.

thanks for all the reply's,my real estate lawyer said that he doesnt handle trial work and referred me to someone...he also said that the summons was very confusing and he didnt understand it, and that it seemed like we had signed an "acknowledgment out" letter.Which usually means you are getting your hand slapped, you wont do it again, and that is that.Even the state plumbing inspector told us when we signed the letter that it meant the state wouldnt come after us...but that we had better not let it happen again or things could get ugly...that sort of thing.So monday or tues I'm going to meet with the trial lawyer and I'll come back on here and update.

The water and ice then backs up under the shingles and causes all sorts of havoc.3) Not sure what you mean by attic fan.

However, I must concede my friend's point that rather than ruin her personal property instead of this neighbor (who, according to the landlord, "pays a lot of money for rent," which is a poor excuse as he probably saves a lot of money getting free paint jobs on the fly from her father) should instead fix the sprinkler out of his operating budget.This is for a 13-unit building and my friend and her family have been designated as managers who need to make these sorts of adjustments for the other tenants.

Takes planning.Kristine Marie Poe I asked my financial advisor about this, who checked with some sort of tax-research service she subscribes to, and they said this was not a possibility.

Often when someone writes "I'll looking for a private lender" what they mean is "I want the sort of terms a hard money lender will give, but at a lower interest rate."

Lease the place.You need to speak to your attorney, there are other ways but your credit and the due on sale will always be a concern, of sorts, until that loan is paid off.Best solution, find a willing and able buyer.BTW, Welcome to BP!