This way when they are wrong you’ll have grounds to file a claim against their e/o insurance...

I probably missed it somewhere but who is "Bush and Paulsen claim to have a plan to reverse the problem, but that won't fly because most of the defaulted loans are in securitized portfolio's.

The hardest issue I am finding in this, is that I am finding near 90% of the people claiming to have buyers or sellers are bogus.

It is my understanding you can pay yourself a salary for part and claim part as passive income, so you will have less self employment taxes.

Comparing the two sets of figures may give you a good feel for whether you should trust any of the seller's other claims.

If it is on the line, then you would to sue with some form of an adverse possession claim (if your state has such a claim) based on the previous owners use of the property.

It seems there is a growing movement headed towards this direction in Atlanta, but I don't know for sure nor do I have the numbers to back up this claim.

I had a lot of college kids, so parents co-signed, adults would get credit pulled, you can go over credit issues with an applicant so if there is an error claimed have them show its been corrected or cured.

If they do not personally get served or answer to go to court etc. then you can just get eviction here and not damages and would need to take them to small claims court.With your cold weather it sounds like leave the power on as you would be savings a few hundred to possibly lose thousands in repairs to your property.No legal advice.

The parents won't be living in the home and in order to be eligible for the STAR tax deduction...it must be your primary residence..They also already claim this exemption on their home which they still currently hold a mortgage on.