I was livid, and feel much better now.I m hoping to save up for a while, as long as we keep back on track.

So I told him when he redo his bathroom and opens up that wall, I will come in and replace both drains at the same time, and possibly lower his kitchen drain connection so it can properly accommodate a disposer.So he does his bathroom remodel, replaced the tub, replace his tiles.I fix his and my kitchen drains, lower the connections, at minimum cost.I already talked to the HOA, and they are OK with me doing it, since it saves them money, compare to the alternative.win-win-win.So I have a long term solution - as long as he will be the buyer and not back out.

Interesting politics here...Regulators reassure lenders on QM rulesby Ryan Smith | Dec 16, 2013Federal regulators on Friday tried to reassure lenders that as long as they issue sound mortgages, they shouldn’t worry about regulatory action.In a joint statement, the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the National Credit Union Administration said lenders shouldn’t worry about issuing loans that don’t meet the “qualified mortgage” standard taking effect in January.

And, contrary to what you may have heard, as long as I do not engage in illegal discrimination I am NOT required to follow the exact same process with each applicant.It makes it much easier to defend against a claim of illegal discrimination if I take the exact same steps, in the exact same order with every applicant, but that is all it does.As for the 'trick' of putting a name at the top of the application list, in the real world of lawyers and discovery, that fig leaf won't protect anything.The best way to not be successfully sued is to treat people the way you would like to be treated.

Architecture and design have been two of my greatest passions for as long as I can remember, and I can't picture myself presently doing anything outside of real estate.I see great opportunities in real estate for young people with the ambition and inner drive to succeed.

I started to stall as a few people said I should sit tight and not over leverage.Sad to find out LTV 75% for cash out refi, but still worth doing as it will give me a big enough chunk to put to work somewhere as long as I have positive cashflow.

Also, keep in mind, a WH deal from initial contract to finding an end buyer to assign, to closing (when you get your money) takes just as long as a conventional closing.

It depends on the state and locality but from what you describe here, I'd be surprised of Frank has much if any recourse as long as the new rent doesn't violate the local regs.

A long as rules are followed in using your entity, it's not easy to pierce the corporate veil at all.

As long as it will rent like a $90k property, the initial description sounds great.20% down isn't a lot of money so it's low risk no matter how you look at it.