None of them are capable (or authorized) to negotiate a direct sale.

If it's a city w/a housing authority, they could probably give you more info as well.

Again, I'd hardly say this is predatory, and find it odd that a state regulation would prevent a private lender from charging more than 10% because that's usury, but allow a taxing authority to charge interest at a 24% annual rate with no cap.These are just my responses.

COMPANY NAME does not have the ability or authority to make changes to a consumer's credit report, only TransUnion has that ability.

How do I "quote" (hope I'm using that term correctly) the name of a post's author correctly so that it is a clickable link?

Even if you were to have the local Housing Authority and their tenants possibly paying higher than the general public at those types of locations...

Up to that point they can make repairs as needed without authorization or approval.7) One weirdo had that if you have a month to month lease, they get 6 months worth of rent...I hope that was a typo.All in all, with maintenance and turnover, it can be pricey for the year.

with the largest bedroom and a half bath in a daylight basement.

Your first clue might be found on a death certificate where the "informant" or next of kin is identified.Then your decision must be if you can coax the relative to get sufficient probate court powers and authority to sell you the property or alternatively, purchase the interest(s) of the heirs or bene's, step into their shoes, and take the fiduciary duties upon yourself and complete the probate yourself.

Is that the same thing as a CDA (commission disbursment authorization)?