With these 2 products, it is feasible to keep a routine easily without leaving the home.Just a thought.

If these professionals have a good disability insurance and life insurance policies, it is a fairly safe bet that they are going to be able to pay off the loan.

My sister owns a condo and was recently talking about how the HOA was in trouble and talking about raising fees and assessing for other routine stuff they can't afford to pay for anymore, so it would seem like a reasonable assumption to make regarding any development with HOA fees.

That's routine day to day stuff.Nonroutine things include dealing with a deceased person and their belongings. 

I believe this is becoming a standard routine given the widespread reports.Of course is a ploy, but I also think it is a total bluff most of the time.

I am a physically challenged USAF VET, prior to my disabilities I use to chef.For years I've been interested in RE, and I believe I've found the right place to make all those dreams a reality...TY BP!!

Eventually it just kind of becomes a routine task when screening roommates.

Yes I'm fishing for the broad scope so I can mix it all up and revise my own routine.

Things to consider and look out for; Houses in that area can still be on wells, Radon is something to test for, Sewer scoping is a good idea, other than that, pretty routine.  

Issues such as water drainage around the foundation, repaving the parking lot, and routine interior rehab are on the list.I already got quotes from contractors for several big repair jobs.