Often times mortgage brokers have access to lenders who are not visible to the general public.

The more public and tangible signs reinforcing my analysis are starting to show... http://www.cnbc.com/id/101353168 I'll probably post more about this on my blog in addition to discussing it here because it will get political and they don't like that here.

Parking space issues, and higher turnover rates.The biggest factor to me on a MF unit is exit strategy, a SFR can be sold to the general public, where 2-4 unit buildings can be harder to unload since they are typically bought by investors.This doesn't mean a small multi can't be a profitable venture.

From the information made public it seems it would be difficult to say any equitable interest was conveyed prior to that effective date.

It will get expensive if you are wanting case law in recent years or get on some mailing list, if you can, many are restricted for attorneys.Check out the public library and college book stores.

Article 25 of Public Act 299 of 1980, as amended was created, to license and regulate the practice of real estate brokers and salespersons in Michigan.

They do not have to go out on calls like that, they can tell the woman to stop unless it's a matter of public safety.

Eventually, he conceded and we went to settlement earlier today :)I want to publicly thank Ned Carey for all of his advice and words of encouragement.

Apart from the drug use (which is expected from college kids) the college neighborhood is RICH PICKINGS for roving thugs from other neighborhoods.Although the local college hates to publicize this stuff, patrols have been beefed up, dorm security has super increased, and many more alarm boxes have been placed on campus.The college even advises that at night students walk around IN GROUPS!

Yeah the comps I used are very close to the same type,size,etc.The actual sq.ft. is 2700 by my contractors measurements,but public record is 1776.So the ARV is probably a little higher,but I decided to go with public record.That`s probably what an appraiser would use right?