If it is in the body of your lease, it is not enforceable.

When I receive inbox messages, the email sent to me has raw HTML tags in it ... they are always and only in the body of the message from the other BP user ... this is a relatively new thing (not exactly sure of time-frame ... two weeks or less?)

@Corrinne Yap I suggest that you only think you know how sub-2 works, due to the question(s) that you are asking.You'll want a copy of the original promissory note and Deed of Trust or Mortgage.Also, copy if recent mortgage statement.It's essential that you get an Authorization to Release Information form complete and signed by all persons on the mortgage, or their personal representative if a probate estate.

The mortgage company(wells fargo) required that we pay the mortgage down to 210k in order to release the 4.5 acres.

When I google ® the first images that come up are Disney® and The Body Shop® =L

We leased to Gaffney College for 5 yars and they have the right to re lease for another 5 years.

Much respect to your dedication to focusing your 2017 goals on your mind and body (finished listening and applying what I learned from Tim Ferriss' recent podcast on Goal Setting/New Year Resolutions)[Please send me a Colleague Request on BP so I can send you a Private Message]I'm currently working on several deals (that I'd be grateful to receive your advice on) to earn the capital I plan on using to invest in apartments.

Fortunately, I am hopeful I can change this bleak outlook through the course of 2016 and consider this sort of investment for the future (or as my wife would put it "this crazy idea you have...")As a father, I determined the most important obligation to my first son was to work hard and get my body into better shape, in order to better keep up with the little scamp.

Go talk to the City and ask them to release the liens.

The applicant should always sign an authorization to release information that is blanket permission to contact anyone, from credit bureaus to landlords to employers.A lease is a credit agreement.