Just a final note from me to put your $20 in to context. 

@Cesar Egas If you don't want them in the house at closing do a final walkthrough the morning of closing.

GO over them with a fine tooth comb. 

It would not be considered real property until it’s on a slab when you go to sell it.I will most likely keep it as personal property until I find a final location for it.

Like the opposite of a fine and the landlord picks up their check at the clerk of courts.

Either way, this would allow you to perform under the contract to close on time.Who knows, maybe the builder will delay a final time and your scheduling conflict will not be an issue any longer.Best of luck to you!

Cap ex versus maintenance is often a fine line.  

I guess there is a fine line there.. the other thing I always thought interesting was the cut and paste members who cut and past the exact same response time and again..

Not saying not to do it but it’s walking a fine line.In several states including Maryland it’s considered predatory approaching borrowers who are in pre foreclosure / behind on payments and the fines are HUGE.I always go by the “how would this look on the front page of the New York Times” with business.

Hi, my name is Danny and I’m a 23 year old aspiring real estate investor, I’m from Naperville, Illinois and just graduated college with a finance degree.