I also hired Dwyer company to get rid of the moisture, seal-paint the walls that are in direct contact with the ground and install a sump pump.Here is the question.Do I need to disclose to the new renter (Section 8) that in the past, mold was present in the basement?

So section 3400.103(X)(x) will read:An individual “takes a residential mortgage loan application†if the individual receives a residential mortgage loan application for the purpose of deciding (or influencing or soliciting the decision of another) whether to extend an offer of residential mortgage loan terms to a borrower or prospective borrower (or to accept the terms offered by a borrower or prospective borrower in response to a solicitation), whether the application is received directly or indirectly from the borrower or prospective borrower.

I also believe most investors fail is because there postcards are "WE BUY HOUSES CALL TODAY"I think to be successful in direct mail you HAVE to personalize the postcard/letter.

Increases in price can be seen in directions toward growth areas.

Maybe the law means the seller should be in direct contact with the buyer over these two issues.

The only exotic part is a stainless or bronze circulator.An alternative, which I had done but have since replaced as it was noisy and had lots of standby loss, is a small boiler that also heats the domestic hot water using a indirect WH as a zone.

That manager has to be careful to follow the rules against self dealing - just as would an account holder transacting via a custodian - but they are allowed to administer the LLC and do things like sign contracts, pay for expenses and receive income into the LLC on behalf of the IRA.The LLC is not a requirement, simply a way to gain more direct control over the administration of the IRA's investments.In either case, one may not have any direct or indirect benefit - in either direction - between the IRA and a disqualified party (which I will simplify somewhat as the account holder, their spouse and lineal family).  

That being said, those are indirect measurements (basically being positive, they say you're making more money than your cost of capital but don't help much with the "by how much?"

I don't generally deal with wholesalers on a personal level the folks I fund do though everyday I see them on the HUDS  3k here 5k there.. probably pay more indirect wholesale fee's than most at least 50 transaction a year will have some wholesaler fee on them. 

I will say that I am not targeting mid-high end flip neighborhoods, have not had as much success there in direct mail.