I have been working with a homeowner who signed an authorization to release information for me to discuss his loan with his mortgage company.

When the pressure is released we may never again see the number of opportunities that exist today.

There are so many variables, it is difficult to break it down without specifics of a deal and/or understanding your long and short term strategies.We used to deal with Commercial Blanket Loans, but then they stopped allowing a "Release Clause".

I paid a Real Estate laywer who called my agent and demanded that they release the HUD docs, Disclosure statement docs and the rest.

The stock market was absolutely giddy after the release of the Obama administration’s plan for toxic assets.

The gas itself must have ignited somehow, as the pressure of the gas once it is released is very minimal, and the structure would have all windows/doors open equalizing pressure throughout.

Also...I did notice the landlord is using leases that have at least one illegal provision...late fees after 5 days (In MA you can't charge a late fee until after 30 days, unbelievably)Should I just re-lease everyone with a month to month for those who want to remain that way?

If you find issues after your inspection or study period - remember the deal is not done until the deed is signed - the seller needs you - more than you need that property ---- You are his release from a property he doesn't want - you can make is problem property go away!

Instead of watching movies at the theater wait until a Redbox release.5.

However you probably wouldn't get elected because everyone in Seattle has decided it's ok for homeless people to camp out wherever they want to and let's give the addicts a free place to go do their drugs.The banks are not releasing all these condemned homes in Tacoma and personally that drives me crazy.I have no issues with annual property inspections and actually think it's a great idea, even though it's caused me a lot of work (I came from Sacramento market where they are required).