This means that only a governmental body, like a state attorney general, can sue over HIPAA.

You're required to live there for 2 years, but you're allowed to break that condition if certain conditions are met.

I'm from Connecticut and plan to invest there as I know the area well and it's an easier market to break into than NYC. 

I want to make an impact to my community and be the first in my family to break the financial struggles I grew up with! 

With a solid rehab (structural repairs certified by structural engineer, rehabbed units, new deck, porch. roof, and basement apartment) I’d need the resale value to be about 950k to break even.

That being said I am anticipating that I will either (1) break even or (2) have a small loss on my hands (<15k) it just depends on what I can sell the home for.

I will list out the pros and cons and then break down the numbers as best as I can.

It wasn't unfettered as she was still able to literally see everything I was accessing as far as any activity I conducted, and we even communicated thru the portal.. so are you saying that she was breaking the law?

This would identify any blocks, breaks or if there is any debris in the main sewer line.

I have been wanting to break into the real-estate world for years now but always allowed excuses or small trifles to discourage me.