Fire the management company if agreed, whatever, and seel off lots as an member owned HOA/Co-Op.

The question is how long would it take you to do so and if you use loan to purchase and rehab, you are really playing with fire.

The person I spoke with in the department told me that I will have no problem using all 3 units as long as there is no fire and I don't need to rebuild.

"she said that no other organization has the backing of the state's board of realtors and their processes and for me to use another's contracts is just me playing with fire."

And if she isn't made to deal with it, and the apartment burns in an electrical fire then where are you at.

I have drafted all of my contracts and notes over the years and blessed by attorneys, forged by the fire of battle in business and modified on a case by case basis to address each and every deal.

There was a fire a year and a half ago, the ceiling has been rebuilt and repainted.

Often times I consider myself a firefighter, putting out fires left and right but never stressing out my seller or buyer.

I know that August isn't a month that normally sets the world on fire for hiring, but this doesn't look promising for the economy.I always say I'm going to sell my GLD and try to re-buy on the dip, but I never do that.

Without a measure of performance, there is no way that a teacher can ever be fired, unless they violate a code of conduct, by getting a DUI or acting inappropriate with students.