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how much should I make, at least, to buy a house?

Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jun 30 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

Wow, these people must be desperate to push a mortage, more 

and responsibilities of a land lord….?  I have a question about what my land lord should be responsible for. See we have a bat problem in our house/apartment building. There are drop down ceilings and so far i’ve had my cats kill 4 bats in about the past week and a half. Total i’ve had about 15 bats in my house in the past 2 1/2 years.
The land lord has spoken with a pest control person about the bats the winter before last and was told it would cost 5k for bat removal, etc but that the work was not guaranteed…so he decided not to do it.
Since he decided not to do it i spoke with him about allowing me to have cats in my apartment…as the lease says no animals permitted. He allowed me to have cats because of the bat problem but has not put anything in writing to that affect.
I have 3 children and they are all young, i’m grateful that my cats have gotten all the bats thus far this year, but i also know that 3 years ago not even 1/2 mile down the road there was a bat problem in a home and a couple of cats had to be put down because they contracted rabies from being bit by bats…now my cats are immunized but obviously we are not.
Is there a way for me to find out if the bats in my home have rabies or not…and is there anything i can do about the land lord not taking care of this problem with out creating too much of a stink and possibly loosing my place because of it.. ( as i said, he did not put into writing that i was allowed to have my cats)
I live in PA and it’s up to the land lord to make sure that all building codes are up to date here as well…however i’m not sure about the issue of bats, etc.
So basicly i need to contact him, have him put in writing that i’m allowed to have cats here and then call the health department and tell them what is going on.
as i said before this is not an apartment persay this is a house…that has been made into apartments, it’s obvious that they have to find a way in and out and trying to figure out how they are getting into my apartment is like trying to find the perverbial needle in a hay stack honestly…there are a few tiles in the drop down celiling that are slightly bowed, could be there.. there is quite a few places that they could be getting in at and the land lord does not want to do crap about it…why should I have to do everything?? I’m paying rent, i do not own!, more 

and Home forclosure with a child under 18?  hello i am 15 and my mom owns a house that is in forclosure and i wanna now since im fifteen how long it will take for them to evict because i am hopeing that they dont evict untill im 18, more 

Are California Property Managers required to give their clients (homeOwners) a copy of the rental agreement?  We are renting out our California home and have a property manager who works on our behalf since we live out of state. Is the property management company required to give us, the Home owner’s, a copy of the lease. If it is required, anyone know the Law or civil code? Thanks!, more 

and I just bought a house that had a lien on it, do I need to worry?  The sellers son-in-law put a lien on the house for work he had done. When it was sold there was enough equity to pay off the lien. However, they have a lawsuit pending, she’s fighting it. From my understanding the money she would’ve made got put into an escrow account pending their lawsuit. However, her son-in-law has since come by and says since we bought the house we are involved. Do I need to be worried about this?, more 

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