Everyone here would be doing it and it would not be long before it got closed.

Along these lines, if any of the items behind the house and garage belong to you, please move them inside your garage or basement storage room by August 1st 20XX.

Commercial development is another avenue, go with a large corporate developer, resorts, hospitals, civic centers, etc.

Multiple previous owners, when they decided to sell would paint over the mold so the mold would be more difficult to detect.We know that the duplex has been through the sherrif sale process, still belongs to the bank and sits empty.

At the rate people are posting now I bet it won't be long before it is 1,000,000

But this is a legal matter that belongs to the other person, not you.

Until the buyer exercises his or her option, the property still belongs to the seller.With a subject to deal, ownership changes hands.

It says:After your prospect says she doesn't want all the items, say she can choose any one or two items ("fries and a drink") as a customized package for just $25 or $45 extra a month.I could price competitively against the rental centers (which IIRC end up being 2-3 times the MSRP when paid over their financing period) and purchase new under warranty (and pay for it with a credit card that extends that warranty for another year).

a lot of landlords talk about renters insurance being a requirment. the reality is most won't. i told a tenant once than i just had another prospect tenant come to me who lost their rental to a fire & lost all their belongings and i highly suggest they get renters insurance & it's cheap ($11/month).they may or they may not; and they may or may not when they renew. and keep mind most LL's don't require insurance also so you may risk vacancy.all you can do is be as proactive as possible.

The 4's I've had are all traditional, center entrance, all 2br's.