I've had two tenants use these extinguishers to put out kitchen fires with their extinguishers, thereby preventing major damage.

This may sound too good to be true, but she is motivated to move, and the current mortgage procedures and qualifications are preventing her from selling to the general public.

If they will not waive their rights, you can file for bankruptcy protection right after the close and this could prevent the lender from filing a judgment against you and discharge the deficiency forever.

Just to clarify, a purchase and sale agreement would prevent another investor from stealing the deal from me?

Another great idea implemented - the best real estate site around keeps getting better and distancing itself even further from all the rest ... thanks Josh!!

Dima, slightly off topic, but one of the things you want to do to help prevent lawsuits is to keep the property in tip top repair.Respond immediately to repair requests and always walk through the house with your eyes looking for anything that could be slightly dangerous.

Currently: I've implemented a buy-rent-hold strategy for an area that I've come to know very well.

What I asked Equator was if they planned on implementing any 3rd party hooks / API's into their system so that users of 3rd party short sale management software tools could submit data directly into equator without having to re-key all the information into the Equator system.

Anyway, the meters that I use are "tamper proof" which is really "tamper evident" since they don't really prevent you from tampering, they just make it obvious that you did.There is a wire, with a lead "seal" that cannot be duplicated once broken. 

To implement these regulations they are redefining seller financing as loan origination, even though no money is actually loaned to the buyer under an installment sale contract The new regulations will effectively end all investor installment sales and will probably apply to lease options as well.To stop these regulations from being implemented, please submit our comments at www.regulations.gov.