That URL did get shutdown when wikileaks DNS server company, http://www.easydns.com took away wikileaks entry.

This is not legal advice, just my opinion as a real estate investor.Hey Scott - per your comment above about having helped serveral clients in PA, I'm curious - did all of your clients pay the transfer tax when they transferred title to an LLC?

Here are the 4 utilities: Owner Paid:SewerWaterTenant Paid: ElectricGasIt's obvious that I need to change the Server and Water to my name, so I can start paying.

Under any other agreement that puts you in one of two possible positions; You could be the Trustee, but this is higly unlikely since throgh the foreclosure process mistakes can be made and the bank would be liable with you acting as their agent Trustee, so forget that.Secondly, you would be a loan servicer acting in that capacity which is regulated under serveral federal laws.

I am a server so I got a better job and worked there more but they won't use that income.

It is best to have a rent drop slot on site that you check on a regular basis.

I currently can only get approved for a 54k loan at my local credit union because my income is so low being a server.

Plus you'd need server space to do it on.Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along (:

As far as the mortgage is concerned I spoke to my local credit union and am approved for up to 54k, since I am a server and my income is low while in school.

I am a server and don't make much a year on file and am wondering if the restrictions are the same for when you are applying for a conventional loan.