How do you typically check on the warrantable vs non-warrantable status?

Such half-way houses are usually run by non-profit organizations, they may have a variance, the owner might only be involved with the property side under a contract with that organization, if so, what's the status of that contract?

@Paul PassafiumeAgain, you are telling your employer at what rate to withhold based on a completed W-4 that you provide to them.If you read the W-4 instructions and complete the related worksheets appropriately, you should already taken into consideration filing status, other W-2 jobs, and other sources of income and deduction.

Sites like Foreclosure Radar indicate the position, but not the status of the senior lien.  

I just went out and found another buyer (this time with $2K earnest money) and ended up wholesaling the deal and upped my status to just a regular newbie!

Hi, As many of you know, there is primary home tax exemption saying 'You can sell your primary residence and avoid paying capital gains taxes on the first $250,000 if your tax-filing status is single, and up to $500,000 if married filing jointly.

Would you file an ethics complaint against a co-member of your association if he/she "breached" a contract while acting as a principal and having properly disclosed that and licensee status in the agreement?

The first question is what is your living status and are you willing to move into the duplex/quadplex?

If you are able to get REPS status, that would help tremendously.

So trying to avoid anything being gifted and keeping things fair.Our houses are similar value so selling and buying would be a status quo as we would use the proceeds for money down on a new loan.