Is remodeling allowed--replacing carpet with tile, new cupboards, ceiling repair, updating a bath, for instance?

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:That's the price you pay as the owner of a property . . . you'll need to move the utilities into your name if your tenants no longer live there.Good point, Josh.To add to that...Our local electric supplier will set up with landlords a 'standing order' of such that switches power to the landlord's name whenever a tenant removes it from theirs.My original response to this was "Danger, Will Robinson" -expecting that tenants would do this on a regular basis while they were still living there.

Once you’ve begun to establish yourself as an expert in your field your phone will ring more regularly.

It has been a while since I read the book, but I think he has updated it for the internet and for this down market.

But, if I can make a quick $30K I'll make the trip.I'll keep you updated as things progress.Frank

•The homestead percentage from July was updated.

Now back to our regularly schedule program:Commercial loans are the way to go.

So it's been almost 2 years since I last posted and I thought I would give an update on my situation for others who might be in a similar situation.

I would like to update this because it is now a legal matter more than before.

Makes another call to his ultra-marvelous-Realtor, asks her a few questions about things she has updated him on umpteen times, and says "oh, sorry for the last 60 seconds or so, I wasn't listening" so he makes her repeat herself, for his own sick entertainment.