That is of course, unless they have record of an attempt to contact you with the information, in which case they could raise a dispute and successfully stick it to you.

This is not equitable.You'll also want to make sure you have the appropriate records for mileage, as mileage is subject to higher record keeping requirements.

I attempted to look it up, and it requires 3 different filters in the MLS and then I have to check the 100+ records for each week and compare to see which ones fell out.

No-one really knows what happens to consumer confidence on the back end of this thing, but it was at of near record highs before.

In both cases, you may be able to record your option, or a memorandum of option, with your state or county.

Once this is over they don't want an eviction on their record and they will need to pay back the rent. 

up until this month foreclosures were are a record low.. just ask the NPN folksstarting in April with missed payments there will be all sorts of work outs and the 90 day foreclosure halt.. then you take the 3 to 24 months to process them. and well its going to be a long time in certain markets before they hit the market.

The jump in claims is the largest single-week increase on record, resulting from a nationwide slowdown tied to the coronavirus. 

., for the record, Scott's not the boss of the forums, I am.

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