I even had a person try to claim her 2 cats were service animals, I threw down the ******** flag and she went away muttering about suing but she was not allowed to rent because of the cats.

I'm having a meeting with a 1031 Exchange person at First American Title company this Friday about this topic.

And you call yourself an American!

I've recommended Scott Franklin from First American Title more than once here on the boards. 646-524-6346.

There is so much more to consider than just the price of the property.I see numerous red flags from what I am reading.

It's a red flag in a lender's audit indicating an interest in the property has been conveyed.The way he explained the due on sale issue was pretty good I thought, I'm sure he has additional discosures, but the approach was good and might be adopted by those doing installment deals.

That sentiment, to me at least, is just un-American.

So this recent news sent to my email from BP with a link to:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/01/fiscal-cliff-real-estate/Says:Additionally, the passed bill included an extension to keep tax-free the sale of a primary residence for American homeowners who profit $250,000 or less ($500,000 for married couples) from the sale of their home.

Late to the discussion here, but we developed a pretty attractive alternative to the traditional "force-placed" coverage with the American Association of Private Lenders (http://aaplonline.com/).

Any immediate red flags or constructive criticism's come to mind.