There are some good landlords here with a wealth of knowledge, so tap into taht anytime.

I'll take substance over quanity anytime.

I've removed plenty of them in my day and will do it any time it's brought up and is a legitimate reason.As for the deed restriction it's a fannie mae policy to be on all of their investor contracts.

I don't blame you for not being fond of the process, but unfortunately they are not going away any time soon.

It's entirely possible I'm doing it wrong, because that is generally the answer when I have a problem using technology, but it seems like any time I'm viewing a thread that isn't on Page 1, when I hit the back button it doesn't go back to the page the thread was on, but rather to Page 1.

Anytime you hear any "investor" claim that they do unorthodox financing or deals, it's time to hold on to your wallet!

You can always ask more questions as your studies progress, we will put two cents worth in anytime.

You can be sued for anything at anytime.

The townhouse is likely (well, most likely) be a rope around your neck and it doesn't seem like there's a turnaround in the housing market anytime soon to expect a relief.

I have been doin it for a long time, and there is no clear cut answer. they write the laws so ambiguous that they can hang you at any time.