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That means If you do find a property with the 1% rule being followed, the numbers usually make sense.

Below are the following answers about his financial plan:1.

You can make your criteria as strict and specific as you like, as long as you don't violate any fair housing protected groups. 

I should add that I am in California, but if you follow the rules and read the contracts (and have an assist from a legal team), its not that bad.

Together we have the following capabilities:-relationships with local contractors-well-versed with social marketing -great screening formula used to qualify tenants -in house photography to market your home-We offer mini-modeling to make your home more attractive-only charge management fee while property is occupiedThanks,Navid

Steering clear of a discrimination lawsuit is easy if you follow a few simple rules. 1.

One follow up: if you would like a basic CFK agreement that we use for our bank clients just PM me and I can send one to you.

You won't follow my path but I encourage you to do these four things and you will be successful.1.

My question is: since we are both already on title, which of the following best describes our situation:  (Note: no money is being exchanged and he will not be living in the property) A gift among family members where no money is exchanged A transfer among family members where only nominal consideration is given