Closing is supposed to be today at 4:30 and come to find out the title company just called the homeowner yesterday to get the pay off.

If a prospective tenant requires a wheelchair am I supposed to make changes to my rental property in order to accommodate if he rents the property?

I truly thought Joe's post about consulting an attorney was a joke at first (and maybe it was), but then the more I thought about it the more I realized that yeah, I supposed if you have a tenant who isn't Christian and you send them a Christmas card, and then you have to evict them later, maybe they could claim discrimination or something based on fair housing laws.

Chesapeake or Virginia Beach...or I suppose the best deal they can find in the surrounding area 

I might have misread @Geoff Bishop first post and thought he was referring to MFL, which I suppose might also exist, so it's probably a good idea to read all the terms and conditions on a property.

Might be a different analysis if your local market was overpriced and harder to access, I suppose.  

Supposedly if 66% of 158 owners say "Yes" then everyone is stuck with this HOA.

The brokers that are looking for spaces are supposed to help match the existing demographics with the concept's target demographics.

If I cannot get a conventional loan ATM, suppose I purchase a rental, at a "deal" price with cash and HM @ 13%(no points), put in renters, what would my options be for refinancing in the short term of let's say a year down the road?

I have been staying away from buy and hold because I thought you are suppose to buy low and sell high.