I do see this happen at times after the loan has closed - it is a violation of the "due on sale" clause because "sale" is only one part of what the clause covers - it also covers transfer of any interest in the property, and deeding half to a spouse does just that.

I'm betting you have an open ground somewhere on that circuit.The plug was likely added in the living room as a means for truly getting the protection of being able to use a three-prong cord (with a ground) and not being in violation of simply installing grounded duplexes without the ground wire.

Licesned since 1976 and never a blemish, lawsuit or ethics violation.

evictions, long vacancies, code violations, long distance landlording, inherited properties that are rental properties

The incessant calls are designed to tie up violators' phone lines until they knuckle under.

It does violate the due-on-sale clause in your existing mortgage, though.

The law limits the Commission's Board's investigative authority solely to issues related to the Real Estate License Law or Appraisal Act.The Commission's/Board's investigations do not determine whether a violation of any other area of law has occurred.

General consensus from past threads about prepaid rent:1) 1 year of prepaid rent is often in violation of local laws.2) No discount for prepaid rent because you cannot legally "use" that money until earned.3) still get your background/credit ect.4) She's mouthy now it'll only get worse...NEXT.

He said it went through but he is still on the county record as the owner and owes about 16K in back taxes and is getting hit with code violations.

It violates forum rules.