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BS in Business Administration; MBA; Licensed California real estate broker
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I can't really say how long it will take to force eviction if that's what happens. Could be immediate if the county health department finds conditions bad enough. Hoarding itself isn't an automatic cause
Hi Randy, There are many different possible outcomes from the the situation you describe. I'm in California and Florida law may be different, but regardless - the pet restrictions that are most likely
I'd talk to a loan officer familiar with the details of Freddie Mac lending, which I'm not. When I worked primarily in mortgage 7 years ago, placing a property in a corporation, LLC, or any other entity
You could take cash out on one of the units and pay off the 4th loan, resulting in 4 units owned and 3 units financed. Otherwise, I know of no way around the 4 loan limit.
Hello Arthur, I found several South Carolina property managers online by adding "single family home" to my search criteria ("single family home property managers"). Since I don't know what town your
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