Just joined great site. 1st question: I have seen several references that banks are not allowed to keep investment property/buildings unless they are used in the course of their principle business.

I'm sure you'll find this site a great place for reference, advice, consultation and for sometimes just chillin and unwinding.

When someone that you refer signs up, you will be able to see this in Current Referrals.Originally posted by "REI":I would also like to enter more than one address at a time.

Similar to All Cash.It could be a term someone is using to refer to a land trust.

Turns out there's NOTHING that they can't avoid having you get.I could walk through my house right now and EVERYTHING that's in here I could refer to as (1) a family heirloom, (2) used in the preparation of meals, (3) used in the normal course of my business or occupation, (4) covering the lein of a third party!

He said my policy does include coverage for fire damage, and also said to be sure it's inspected and cleaned regularly.

You should have atleast 20 people who buy homes regularly, if you are in medium size city/town.

I typed in the above post title and found some realtor in Cleveland that cut and pasted my entire article word for word with NO reference to me.

JonNot too sure if Paul is talking about the same thing but here goes Wheatie: A round table usually refers to brokers or real estate agent coming together to exchange ideas from on another!

Second favorite are those that come by referrals from people I don't know, but who seem to have no vested interest in promoting the company / person being referred.