Is anyone aware of a closing attorney in the Birmingham, AL area who can provide Blind HUDs/Blind Settlement Statements to Sellers?

Financeexaminer, I do have specific areas and properties That I could point out but cant discuss specific properties in here that I am aware of,so I have been instructed.

I saw one of the earlier posters say that you have to be aware that the service member can break the lease due to deployment, which is true.

I'm thinking I will instruct the property manager to kick them both out--the drunk first and then the crazy one--but I'm afraid the crazy guy will retaliate in some way.The police are aware of the incident, but feel like they won't do anything until something really bad happens.

Everything was rosy until a previous listing agent came out of the blue with a contract the homeowners weren't aware that they signed, specifying he had the right to relist with them within a certain time period after the listing expired.

For one, you can make money re-selling a foreclosure, especially if you can do it through a short sale.At the same time, there are some pitfalls that you should be aware of.

We always increase each year even if just by a tiny bit to keep tenants aware of procedure.

Commercial, NNN, SFH, multi-family, Notes, ...etc...and they are not all the same either.I'm vaguely aware of who this guy is, but based on this statement, my assumption is he needed a topic to write about and couldn't come up with anything else. 

Also be aware that section 8 in baltimore is expected to be lowering rents significantly.

I am aware of the lead stuff, but good to know about the smoke detectors.