I can only describe what they did as fraud.Here are some of the most egregious problems with the property: The building was connected illegally to the electrical pole without installing meters, prompting the power company to threaten to cut off the power and fine us.

The building only has one incoming power meter from the utility, and then there are individual submeters for each tenant.As a result of this, the single power bill I get is very large, and I get cheaper power because we are on an industrial rate schedule.

There are extra battery backup packs and use motion sensors so they don't run 24/7, the power will last for more than a year.

I am a big believer in "giving without the expectation of return" but many folks do not subscribe to that particular school of thought so its wise to leverage the power of your requests.

I'm comfortable doing in-state where I can do face-to-face and I've closed out of state deals via Fedex before, but I've never worked an out of state end to end.Limited power of attorney for a designated rep in Houston?

The deed doesn't have to be made (but can be) from your mom to your dad, but she can sign a Special Power of Attorney to you (or your dad) with the power to contract and sell the property, doing this puts the tax burden on both owners.

You need someone with the power to make them pay to listen to this.

In lien theory, default grants the power of sale by the trustee to payoff the lien. 

I have three duplexes in the area.The down payment is absurdly low, but power to the FHA buyer.

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