All Forum Posts by: Dani Beit-Or

Just want to add that online and youtube I found tons of info on repairing/fixing dog nails scratches but nothing about prevention 

Hi, 

I'm renting my renovated house that has new laminated floors.

Does anyone have experience or idea of how to protect the floor from dog nail's scratches? 

While "demanding" the tenant to trim the nails is an option but hard to enforce + holding a higher security or pet deposit is also an option - I would love to try and find a coating or some other option that actually protects the floors, even if it is not guaranteed but would possibly improve the floor chances of surviving longer.

Any suggestions? 

@Matt Devincenzo that's an excellent idea. I have brought that exact idea/solution w 3 titles and they all said it won't work (for them).

@Bruce Woodruff lien is 3x the disputed amount. it is an "extortion" method on work that was not completed + w.o a permit + now un-permit turned into a violation w the city  . . . . so even he gets paid the owner still needs to go and correct the items that he paid for. And the amount is not nickel and dime at all. 

@Bruce Woodruff if things were so black and white. Ty for the response 

@Matt Devincenzo I did ask that 3 titles - no was willing to do it

@Scott M. looking into fighting it - it is a bit more complicated than a straight yes/no answer as you can imagine. He doesn't want to wait as fight it may/will take time

@Scott M. Thank you for the reply.

That is what I am fully aware And I’m trying to find out if there’s a way to still do the refi while not paying off the lien. 

Paying it off is not an option.

I’m trying to See if there’s a mechanism that will still enable the refinance Wilders Lien in existence.

Two lenders told me it can be done as long as title is willing to ensure it, And give them first lane position. so far three title companies were not able to suggest a solution.

I was hoping someone here he’s aware of a method to my scenario  can be accomplished.I was hoping someone here he’s aware of a method to my Señora can be accomplished

One of my clients owns a house in Indianapolis. A GC put a lien on the house and while the client is addressing the lien issue with the GC he wants to refinance and pull money out.

 Assuming paying off the lien is not an option. And there’s no existing loan on the house.

This is a SFH and the client owned it for a few years.

Is there a way to refi w a reasonable rate, ie not hard money, and a long term conventional mortgage.