I know I need to request a copy of the renter application, lease, and to get any damage or security deposit funds transferred to us...but is there anything else I need to be aware of in this situation?

The security they required cost alot of money, but did nothing to make them safer.

You'll find that being a jerk to a jerk usually results in fun responses like damage.Lots of damage.Damage that may not even be entirely covered by a double security deposit.

I suppose a place like Jersey City has a lot of tenant advocates both private and public who would search to see if you have in fact moved in.

The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) recently issued an advisory to spotlight concerns for small businesses and entrepreneurs seeking to raise investment capital through crowdfunding.

The place is stuffed with security cameras inside and out with the entire property covered.

Yes - if you secured the loan by telling the bank this will be your 2nd home, then that is how the bank expects you to use it.

Am closing on an REO from BofA next week and in contract on another property that is a short sale own by BofA.My question is do you know if BofA have any rules or limit to the number of properties one can purchase from them within a giving time and the reason am asking is because they are the only bank that ask for social security number when you make offers.

Here in Kansas City the waiting list to get a Section 8 voucher / Public Housing unit is 3 years, it’s definitely not an overnight process, while they do grant emergency vouchers under certain provisions, ex: displacements, death, etc, another good place to market properties to find Section 8 tenants is www.socialserve.com , I usually take flyers downtown to the Housing Authority (Section 8 office) and that actually has been most effective.

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