Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

The issue is, there is a delapotated apartment on one (with a tenant) and a very delapotated bar/restaurant on the other.

So they set the bar a little lower making the existing square hole a little larger allowing more applicant to fit through.What they don't understand is individual underwriting, that is the round peg, while some will slide through that square hole, most won't.Underwriting seller financing is not about meeting certain guidelines today, it's about determining the degree by which buyers miss qualifying standards, it's not about bad, but how bad.

i.e. sleep in, walk to campus, no bus rides or parking hassles, stumble home drunk from the bars, etc.My leases are from August 1 to July 31, basically the school year.

That's a fact.Also, I'm considered a fairly savvy title expert by the legal and real estate community in CA and have spoken to many, many legal groups (Bar assoc., etc.) and I still make mistakes sometimes.

@John Andrews I usually use the standard Florida Realtors-Florida Bar contract if I know it's going to be reviewed by sellers attorney.

I'm looking for:Good school systemsLow crime areasResidential areas with few rentersQuiet side streets, cul-de-sacs are greatClose to amenitiesClose to transportationMust be positive cash flowBargain priced is usually a good thingNot next to:  highway, bar, junk yard, sewer plant, commercial area, loud areas, negative things that you can't change.Non flood zone areasPublic water & sewerNon oil heated housesYard not too large or too small

Are those security bars on the entrance door?

These sound like questions for a tax attorney perhaps one specializing in international tax law... contact your local BAR association for recommendation and you will get a deep discount for the first 15 to 30minutes.

That’s the main point of today’s episode of The Flip King and Joe’s got a no-holds-barred exhortation for you to get off your seat and take action.