.$5000 down, $80,000 amortized over 30 years with a 10-year balloon, First year interest only ($267/month) Next 9 years ($389/month).He’s been thinking about it and trying to convince himself to take the deal for a couple days.He’s in good health, but doesn’t want the note to outlive him.However in the meantime he continues to show the property.MY QUESTIONS (1): Is it as good a deal as I think it is?

They are: Safety: The home should protect the health and safety of the occupants.Security: The home should protect the security of the propertySoundness: The property should not have physical deficiencies or conditions affecting its structural integrity.So without repairs, your house probably wouldn't qualify.

Due to health reasons, I did not get eviction filed in timely manner on a current tenant .... we went to court today for her eviction .... finally .....of course she did not show up!  

Most states required a certified industrial hygienist to approve of the clean up, and most states require a certificate of occupancy permit Contact your state department of health for more information on this.

for $16 a year I get great discounts and access to health insurance, as well as AARP The Magazine!!

I've come to realize, for a variety of personal reasons (busy job, young family, some health issues, and other personal reasons) that I will very likely need a property manager. 

I had 2 clean up agencies give a bid as well as the property inspector, they seem to collaborate that 80% in Utah was what they are seeing come back (testing higher than the legal limit that the health department/State of Utah says is inconsequential amount in the house (0.1 µg/100cm²)).

Look at demographics, crime,school systems, economic development departments, planning commission, health of the county with budgets,etc.I like to invest in growing and safe areas.

More health issues.

Hi Everyone,I am finishing up the inspection period on a duplex in Minneapolis and there are a decent amount of health and safety issues including mold/moisture in the occupied unit.