I guess it all depends on the circumstances.

But there's always circumstances where a shorter period might be justified or a longer period be not enough.  

But having the lower payment the 30 affords you gives you much more flexibility for when life's circumstances change like if you get laid off, have vacancies, get hit by a car and can't work etc.

Any missteps (forms not properly filed, etc.) then the PR under certain circumstances may be surcharged. 

Under no circumstances do we provide a signed & notarized Reconveyance until we have been completely paid off.

I was looking in clifton, lots of multifamily but have been neglecting paterson because of the stigma but feel like i am leaving a big piece of the market out as paterson in the biggest city in the area ( newark to far right now as i want to stay local in the beggining).

Property is owned by out-of-state (absentee) owner who gas neglected but NOT abandoned it.Owner filed BK-7 for reasons that we are not clear about and is or ought yo be in salvage as it pertains to this property. 

Does my state require a licensed plumber in this circumstance?

People's circumstances change, other offers are made, seller's remorse sets in, doubt causes seller's to be lees cooperative.  

This company, Platinum Properties, just screams like a rip-off praying tenants involved (and maybe all other parties who knows, I don't want to stick around to find out), and while the current management company we are moving away from, due to them and/or the landlord not repairing the water damage and the mold that followed from the basement flood after the sump-pump failed, maybe insidious by letting their rentals go to cr*p so they can rip-off the landlord by gaining a sales commission here in the DMV area by convincing the landlord to sell after letting their rental get neglected with no repairs (I have seen other rentals from this management company and seen what they sell too lol, they use nieve landlords to get off-market sales), these people on the other hand at Platinum Properties appear to be so sloppy it makes me wonder if they are unprofessional criminals masquerading as a management company (the Realtor who showed us the house was very nervous and desperate to "sell us" on that lease, my fiancé seemed oblivious to this due to his inner mind workings, and that realtor even said stuff like "never give cash to maintenance" and that the repair people "are known to ask for that extra money from tenants in cash" even when there is no charges to the tenants).