I it is owner or non owner do come into play on these questions… To answer these questions 100% accurately, there are numerous questions that come into play… This is advanced foreclosure law class stuff and these are fairly complex foreclosure law questions.

I agree - there is usually a "locking mechanism" type thing - try raising the window & snap it out - then look in the channel - there is probably something in the shape of a C or U depending on which way it is turned.....this usually controls the tension rod.....play with that & then make sure they are both locked back in place parallel to each other - then re-insert the window & try it...That in itself may work....

We took the opportunity to play along, and I got in touch with the legal department at Ashley Furniture's corporate headquarters, in an effort to help them possibly catch someone in the act.

With this being the case, your credit or ability to get a loan does not come into play, as you will not need a loan.

It does not work for most of the investors I deal with, but if the property is being bought as a residence, its not a big deal.

However, as kenvest said, you would need to be able to accurately diagnose potential problems that you see, so therefore getting a professional inspection would be ideal.

sending Tony Soprano in would be ideal to say the least :-)

I enjoy playing for fun.

Actually, I think I compared them to a friend who tried to teach me to play cribbage.

If setting up his family member for success is not his intention, why pay all of his money into one or two places to only leave it the family to sell and have all the cash to play with?