Now Paragraph G.7 reads: Before or at closing, Settlement Agent must receive from Borrower cash or other good funds (as defined by Applicable Law) sufficient to pay all amounts shown on the Settlement Statement as payable by Borrower.

I do sometimes offer some small token: maybe replacement of an old lighting fixture or faucet that makes them happy and still benefits the property. - Tom

By the same token, if you have tenants with bad value systems, they'll try to take advantage of you regardless of what you drive or how you dress. 

That means they filed a motion for a hearing, had the hearing, presented sufficient evidence at the hearing for a judge to grant their motion and remove the lien (It's a little more complicated than just removing) AFTER the competion of the plan.Otherwise, while there is no personal liability for the liens, the liens survive and if they are not paid, the lender can foreclose.

If her income alone is not sufficient you then have the luxury of contributing to the household, if you so choose.  

Equitable title is conveyed by a sale contract, but that is not sufficient to advertise the property or to "show" it.  

The on-base alternative is a basic hotel room, and they don't even have sufficient capacity.

By the same token, if you only smoke 3-4 cigarettes a day inside your home, a few times a week or whatever, the smell you're likely to encounter later will be a lot less nasty and intense, and much easier to eliminate.  

What are the dimensions of a LVL beam that would be sufficiently strong to do the job of holding it up?

Do I sufficiently school up in the Chicago market and IL regulations and build a bit of a network here to start off, with the ease of seeing many properties first hand?