UT with it's Scott Park campus has joined forces with the Medical College of Ohio (UTMC or Health & Science now) under one umbrella.

I've also looked into expanding into Philadelphia proper recently (lots of gentrification going on near Temple) so there are definitely possibilities in SJ and PHL itself.As far as turning around communities go, I'm mostly in this game for the money, but I think there's a lot to be said for my strategy... buy somewhat neglected properties from somewhat neglectful owners, do some rehabilitation and rent increase, treat tenants with respect (but be firm with rules/late fees) and that's sure to do a lot for the general health of a community.

When you do a pro-forma statement (an accounting statement which illustrates expected future expenses) in your loan request, those figures can be considered with the other recent files if necessary.

Hi everyone,I have over 30 years experience in the home construction field.I have owned and operated a small remodeling business for the past 20 years.I own a home that is completely paid for,no mortgage.Wanting to get in to buying,rehabbing and selling homes,there's some good deals here in my state of South Carolina.My income for 2009 was not very good because of a health problem($10,000 range)had to live off of savings,2010 was a bit better($30,000 range).My health problem is over,and I'm back to work.Do I have a chance in heck to get a home equity loan in today's world to help me get started in real estate investing?

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Mold has begun to develop in the drywall recently and I am concerned for my tenants health. 

Say the neighbors had health insurance.

Sixty days prior to me getting title, the health department took out 39 cats and when I opened the back door, there were at least another 15 cats still living there.

I would just speak to him and or family members and explain the exact situation and the dilema it is causing.....Assuming yes I think you can insist that he have a caretaker on the premises stating that he is unable to care for himself any longer without supervision and it is in fact causing a health issue with the building as well as other tenants.You don't want your tenants complaining to the board of health.Never a dull moment with a house full of tenants!!

Last month, she informed me she was leaving the PM company due to health issues and that another PM would be taking her place.On my first invoice under the new PM, I see a charge for $100.