Best way you can confirm is to get SCE out there by calling the planning department and asking them to show up.

I have only gotten a few requests from there.Question for you: I would have though most students by now figured out housing, this is about the time they start looking?

You should carefully review the terms of the loan, before you agree on proceeding with the loan process. ...Here is the TERMS AND CONDITION review and get back to me immediately.{1} The applicant will start the repayment of loan at the end of every month starting from 6 months after loan has been transferred, the loan is charged at 3% interest rate.{2} Failure to pay back the loan at this expected date/period, legal actions will be taken against the applicant by our attorney immediately. {3} Applicant who is unable to meet with the repayment will be given 2 weeks more as a grace period before legal actions will be taken. {4} Note: As soon as you in agreement with the terms and condition below your loan will be approved by the governmental body so as the loan papers can be processed. {5} Note: The borrower will be responsible for the loan processing/documentation fee and this is the only fee expected to pay for this transaction to have your loan transferred to you as soon as possible, NOTE: This payment will not be deducted or added to the loan IT IS PAID UPFRONT $1075.00. * Your inability to pay or agree to the payment of the upfront fee, means you are incompetent of repaying the loan.

Hey Jeff, I learned about the different neighborhoods in my area by speaking with experienced contractors, agents, investors, and property managers.

It has been hard finding a place that 1) Doesn't get bid up by cash buyers that we can't compete with 2) Doesn't have 10's of thousands of capex out the gate3) Is in an area that I'd grade as C+ or better.

So if you live in your househack, where do you want to live by?

This tenant, by the way, is moving out at the end of August.

.- Interest rate fluctuations: Mortgage rates are predicted to decline, potentially dropping to around 6% by the end of 2024.

Assignment is the legal term and is not limited to the length of time the property is owned or controlled by the assignee.

I actually am only looking at resales that are currently managed by MSHB b/c I have not found another PM company that comes close to meeting MSHB.I've had one tenant for 12 years, I feel like at MSHB they different areas (maintenance, current leasing, tenant retentation, etc) really talk.I'm currently dealing with a nightmare with another PM company.