For example, wrap lenders take advantage of de minimus exceptions to avoid agency regulation and a current disclosure requirement is often ignored because it lacks teeth.

I just sold my condo in Illinois.I had issues with the HOA while I was living there because they were secretive about things.They did not submit any newsletters or emails to keep condo owners up-to-date on what was going on.We only had 2 board meetings in the 3 years that I was living there even though we were supposed to have 4 every year.I did not know who any of the board members were with the exception of the secretary.I was not even given an official address to send payments or requests to.We paid our dues by placing a money order or check in a mailbox in the basement.

I'm not familiar with Brentwood, except the whole OJ thing.

Maybe your mortgage payment is $900/month, and you rent a room at $450 - except you have 2 extra room so you rent them both out.

Front doors are an exception.

If I were to except an upfront payment of $300,000 for signing a 10 year contract, what would be the benifets for the people giving me the payment be (if any)?

If I were to except an upfront payment of $300,000 for signing a 10 year contract, what would be the benifets for the people giving me the payment be (if any)?

I think there may be some exceptions to the 60 day rule as well, but I will leave that for an expert.

Louis and is surrounded by three hospitals with two super Walmarts in the area- Local comparable rents are $30-$120/m more- Utilities are paid by tenants except water/sewer, garbageSo, it sounds like I am doing a quick review similar to what the successful BP members on this feed are doing.

So, that's out.Not much anyone can do at that level, except maybe refi into a new HUD 1st, if a lender can/will do that.