HUD will lift this restriction for one year beginning on February 1, 2010!

These restrictions are in place to prevent someone from just moving thepipes and not understanding how much of the floor joist they can cut away, can the pipe be level or should it have a pitch, how close to the edge of the joist the pipe should be installed, should a plate or shield be installed to the joist or studs, is venting needed.

A lender does not have the right to restrict a deed for a future sale.

Generally, yes you can...For the most part, you can wholesale them the same way you wholesale any other REO properties -- using a simultaneous/double close, a land trust, an LLC sale, etc.But, keep in mind that FNMA will often put a deed restriction on their properties that disallows the property to be sold within three months for more than 20% above the purchase price.

LOL Compared to Texas, Mo. really has had no restrictions on installemnt contracts (land contracts. contract for deeds and lease/options).

Electric water heaters usually aren't extremely expensive.Save yourself some grief though and find one with the same dimensions as the one you're replacing (height and width).

State laws may be more restrictive than SEC!

Knowing this skill will allow you to buy a lot more houses and apartments and you're not restricted by the difficult financing environment we're having right now.

Owners have the restrictions to deal with while the developers have ample opportunity to advertise with signage.

Hi, I feel like I am expected to reply to this based on another recent post concening interest rates....Some of us may be restricted by state usury laws on mortgages secured by residential properties.