These can eat up a significant amount of water.Shut the water main off and see what happens.You can also contact the water company, explain the home is vacant, and ask for a credit.

@Brian Orr Give me a little credit for starting my day at 3 am.

They want to see how many people apply for the short-term rental license and then gauge how to move forward then.

It's come time for me to sort out my insurance and I thought I could set it up on monthly payments and this might be a good way to help me start building a credit rating, but it seems that in general, insurance companies won't report to credit agencies unless it's negative. 

They were to get their own loan in a year, after raising their credit score from 540 with payments via EFT from his paycheck.

THUS, as long as you maintain a decent income/debt ratio, and keep your income properties at a break even level or better (after debt service) you can borrow on up to 10 investment properties on your personal credit before you need to get creative with financing. 

Starting November 4, 1992, districts must have voter approval in advance for:(a) Unless (1) or (6) applies, any new tax, tax rate increase, mill levy above that for the prior year, valuation for assessment ratio increase for a property class, or extension of an expiring tax, or a tax policy change directly causing a net tax revenue gain to any district.’This is obviously a new tax which has been levied without voter approval.

You should read about the 70% rule and see if it applies to your situation. 

That being said I currently have $10,000 and a poor credit score, I’m looking for advice on my next step.

I’ve got about $25k cash, $60k in credit lines, good contracting and industry experience (did multi-family portfolio management for a while) and no job (so no mortgage opportunities).For you MN folks, what’s the bottom of the “crappy but not tear-down” bad?