:Cash outs from real estate closings in which the buyer has excess funds left over from a purchase that was financed from a bank or lenderClosing costs associated with the purchase of a propertyMortgage InterestThanks in advance,

While we as property managers cannot guarantee our tenants (although these problems seem HIGHLY excessive in my experience!)

There are criminals waiting to pounce (at least in my area)- Make sure the signs are posted the right side up before zipping them to the pole- My 48" zip ties are not long enough for the thickest wood poles, but they work for most everything else- Bring clippers next time to clip off the excess part of the ties.- I couldn't read some of my signs across the very wide streets (about 30-40 feet away).

I always suggest taking great pictures and videos of the house to avoid excess showings if possible.

Hello BP, I recently sat down with a mobile homeowner in San Diego who to say the least has had some very bad interactions with the management and owners of the park; from what I have been told resisting park rules excess people living in unit, and from the owner the fact that he replies to there requests by attorney does not seem to help anything.

I live between multiple, multi-million dollar homes and when I'm sitting on lots of excess cash it's just lazy capital. 

So I throw into the offer contingent on an inspection, clear title , repair cost in excess of $50k and disclosure statement .

I don’t think all of this will happen in 3 years, unless you have tons of capital, think in excess of 1M.

A banker I spoke with recently said that all I need is an umbrella policy to insure excess damage. 

We are navigating crazy times in the economy - going from a juiced up excess liquidity environment aided by central banks, to one that should stand on its own merit.