The landlord can set lower standards, as long as he does not illegally discriminate.

Thanks ahead of time.https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7C0_IHCSBPmR3VLRFhwMnB3V2M/edit?

According to a recent article published by the Huffington Post, former employees of Bank of America have filed sworn statements about the bank’s unethical conduct toward borrower’s seeking loan mods or due process on foreclosure.

Is there a standard formula used to calculate the cost of the equity?

Has anyone been delayed more than once with Hubzu closing or is once pretty standard and then they do produce the missing document?

Our properties in the Atlanta area are just north of 1%.That's pretty standard these days in much of the metro area, at least from what I'm seeing...

I am planning to purchase a multi-family unit which I think will offer me the best return for my buck but my credit is in the 650 range and I know lending standards are pretty tight right now.

Rick Harmon you're like the Probate 007...So that leads me into my next question if you would be so kind to answer it.I went to the court house the other day and pulled out a handful of probate files.Should I scan each file for the last 6 months or so or are there certain files I want and others I should skip?

first thing you need to do is get the owners permission to enter the house. this can be done via email, snail mail or whatever. enter the house either with a key the owner has sent you or break in, provided you have the owners permission. the most important thing here is that the bank my have a vested intrest in the house. if it has been foreclosed on, the bank is the owner and the only owner. banks have been dropping their intrests in houses recently if it doesn;t make sense to hold on to it. when they do this, the usually file a release of lein with the county or register of deeds. if this has happened, the original owner now owns the place and you can buy directly from him. check things out first. good luck

They are not thinking about how that stolen item forces the shop owner to raise prices to cover the loss (which are paid by you) or to file an insurance claim to cover the loss- which leads to higher insurance rates for every shop in the area when insurance companies label it a crime area.