There are plenty of things in place that make no sense.Just be glad the funds can be gifted and they are not required to be "seasoned" in your account.If you want the property you have to play by their game.

I cannot deal with this.I've been the nicest, most pleasant landlord to deal with.Our kids have played together for chrissakes.By the way, interesting enough, I called a buddy of mine and spoke to him about it.

Things like exhaust connection, the air for combustion intake, chimney liners - those all play a role in making sure that the heating system does not fill the house with CO.

There are some powerful forces at play here, and I think that it is somewhat silly to take it for what it is - there's much more to this story than consumer protection...

To swing odds in your favor as an investor you play the percentages and possible outcomes.This is what insurance carriers do all day long.

At you age I think I was more concerned playing computer games.

If not I would recommend playing more safely.

This also means that we need to play straight and fair when it comes time to submit an offer.

Yep, An episode named "Fire House" was on last night and right before the end when their agent comes over to do an open house I heard it playing.

You play tricks by putting properties under contract and assigning or double closing rather than being up front and signing a listing agreement with the seller.