If so, you might want to remove that as you renew/release. 

It gets you started, because you won't want to waste that credit inquiry and go through the work, only to never submit an offer on something, and secondly, you will have one less barrier in your way when you DO see something that you want to place an offer on.

I'd be interested to know where the drain/waste/vent stack from the 2nd floor comes down to.

I would be very careful if you decide to remove this tenant, as there are many new laws regarding housing discrimination.

There is a rule that allows someone purchasing the property to live in can remove the tenants.

My wife and I were ready to walk away, but didn't want to waste a trip.

For house hacking or renting this could potentially be a disaster; the code enforcement folks could ask you to remove un permitted additions.

Stick with the real estate industry. 4 years practicing that will serve you much better than wasting 4 years in dance studies!

You aren't the federal govt; you can't just make money out of thin air :) :)This assumes you are taking the hloc against the same property you are trying to remove the PMI.

While most will invest in non judicial Versus judicial, you also find judicial notes in greater quantity and typically at a lower price pointIf it’s from a broker the first thing I do is determine the seller as there are a lot of sellers who put out tapes I won’t waste my time with as their price point is extraordinary