You'll find CFDs made to a cousin, or step child with a different name, deals done with neighbors or co-workers and favorite tenants too.

Their credit is usually really bad because they don't pay bills.But the real problem child renter I've come to find out is the one that can't come up with the security deposit to the hold the place.

I still suggest forming an LLC to sponsor the plan because the banks may be unclear as to the rules, and it seems to comfort them that you have a legitimate business structure sponsoring the 401K.

He didn't need to tell me this, but he feels betrayed after giving the positive recommendation.We have not signed the lease yet, but she did give us first, last, and security deposit the other day - we were going to sign the lease that day but I had something come up and my wife didn't feel comfortable signing it without me there (both of our names are on the lease as landlords).

Is it somewhere that you'd feel comfortable walking around at night?

Get a license and then you control the speed of the offer, viewing of the property (although from what I'm reading, it sounds like you are comfortable making offers without seeing the properties?)

It's not that people, okay not that *all* people, are skeptics when they say buy closer to where you live (although plenty are), but a lot of people just feel more comfortable buying close to where they live.

And I don't really feel it's appropriate therefore to ask him to go above and beyond what he's already volunteered for; although, I would personally be more comfortable with replacing the stained drywall.

You have to feel comfortable he's got good comps, which should definitely include Sold listings.Actives only tell you what people are trying to sell their property for.

Folks around here will move every couple of years if they have to just so their child can go to the preferred school, it's crazy.