All Forum Posts by: John H.

Who was supposed to call the town for the final water reading? For me, my attorney does that and provides the paperwork before closing so I can look it over myself.

Did your attorney say that the title company was going to call the town for the final water reading and did not do so?

I was at a foreclosure auction today and it was for the second mortgage. Can someone explain to me how that works in Massachusetts. The auctioneer said if I buy it today, I will have to pay the first mortgage off at closing. Is it really that simple and I own the house? I wanted to buy it, but I wasn't sure how the whole process worked.

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Easiest way to trace a google number is through social engineering. An example is they will call and pretend to be a seller. You will then meet them at a property and they are waiting with citation in hand.

Licensed only. You can't even replace a front door without a licensed contractor pulling the permit.

What is wrong with a quit claim deed? I always thought a title search and title insurance would be ok.

Into the trash it goes, at least we didn't get too far.

I am rehabbing our first mobile home and instead of throwing away all paneling and sheetrocking, I decided to just replace a few rooms worth with new paneling from home depot. I finished one room today and then read the little warning label on the sheets. It says i cannot use it in mobile homes!

I called and asked, and the rep from GP said I can not use the product in mobile homes because a mobile home is too much of a confined space and there is too much formaldehyde out gassing.

My question, do I throw it all in the trash, or can I at least maybe oil base primer it and 2 coats of paint to seal in the formaldehyde on my 1 finished room?

I will return all the unused pieces and look for a non formaldehyde product tomorrow.

BTW, the big box store says its fine and everyone uses it in mobile homes.

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Anyone know if New Hampshire is landlord friendly?

I'm writing up the listing for the mls sale ad and was writing it as 1 bedroom units, but when I went to the towns assessors page, its listed as 2 bedroom units, and i've never owned a multi before and wasn't sure.

I have a multifamily that I'm trying to determine if its two 1 bedroom units, or two 2 bedroom units. I always just assumed it was two single bedroom units, but the town records show it as 4 bedrooms total.

Each unit has full kitchen, full bathrooms, and two additional rooms same size with closets in both.

I thought, you use 1 room as a bedroom, 1 as a living room.

Or, do I advertise this as a 2 bedroom with no living room?

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