I get a fair amount of colleague requests from people, who don't send a message with it?

But i can also promise you with a fair amount of certainty that if someone has been uprooted from their life and forced to rely on social services - they are going to be fairly desperate.

If it matters to them, try a Deed without Warranty (google).I have a fair number of cases in tax court at different levels. 

I did do a fair bit of remodeling myself while I lived there.Best purchase we will probably ever make since it was 5k down for 160k duplex (worth 230k now after 10k or so in remodeling and increased rents) and cash flow of $800-900/month now!

We all understand that business is business and your providing a service and you expect to get paid that’s only fair.

To be fair, I've never had a home warranty for either my personal home or any rental properties.But I've know a few people who have had them for their personal homes and they sounded like nightmares.These are the complaints I've heard:I'm sure this can vary by company, but it's typically a $75 service charge every time a repair person comes out. 

Do you know the fair housing and tenant laws?

As some of the other members have already mentioned, proper notice needs to be given to your tenants, certain bank accounts need to be maintained and certain rules of access need to be followed.

It lets you see that the unit is being maintained.

I always encourge folks to just pop on Lendinghomes website they have a great pricing matrix you can check and those are about as good of HML rates as you can get.now to be fair HML rates have been hammered down.. with all the free flowing money.. but those great rates as you will see in the matrix are not fico driven they are experince driven or cash into the deal driven..