Then any rehab you have those cost, they add up quick from light bulbs and batteries to water heaters and air conditioners.Once you get a tenant in it they will find things that don't work that you missed because nobody has been living there get ready for a few calls to sort things out if its been awhile since anyone lived there. 

Everything comes in to meet codes using this calculator with specs below, except I don't know the above floors headroom yet, but I am confused by the total run of 202".

After reading reports of serious, damaging fires caused by electric car batteries, I'm considering disqualifying potential tenants who have electric cars and putting a clause in my lease prohibiting electric cars and stating that the tenant expressly assumes all risk of damage to the property arising from electric car fires.

I've gotten cars running that sat for much longer periods of time than that and a new battery and fresh fuel got them running.

It ALWAYS needed the coils cleaned (I had a Golden Retriever and she loved the sound of the exhaust to sleep by) I learned to get every spec of dust and dog hair away myself but still it didn't last too long.

I'm in a tough predicament and am seeking advice on what to do in the following scenario:I bought a primary townhouse in a nice desirable community in Charlotte NC  in December of 2019 with specs of 4 beds/2.5 baths for $239,500 at 5% down.

I have worked for spec home builders from start to completion, super high end homes in Southern California and everything between!

I have worked for spec home builders from start to completion, super high end homes in Southern California and everything between!

My company has been doing residential Spec builds in Austin for the past 6 years or so and recently got into doing Custom builds, an architect we have worked with in the past approached us and basically he wants us to build a house he's already designed for his clients, (we are still in the process of meeting with them and doing estimates etc.), we verbally agreed on a 20% GC fee over construction costs, but I have a feeling he will want to split this 20% fee with us somehow as he tried to do something similar a few years ago in a project that didnt end up happening (he wanted to split the 20% in half between us) which we didnt think that agreement was fair at the time.

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