Concerning a mechanics lein, if the property subject to the lein is a homestead, both spouses must sign the contract for service for the claimant to have grounds to push for a forclosure.

There's plenty of people willing to walk you thru the mechanics of it.

As far as I can tell, the hot water tank has filled and the heating mechanism (gas burner) is working (it makes the normal sounds and occasionally I feel the outgoing pipe is warm).Everything I've found says to run the hot water until the air stops and I get a continuous flow of water, but I never reach that point.

small home in a great location the newer homes are like 400-700k but small older homes go between 250-299k but it needs alot of work kicthen bath floors roof mechanicals,and paint= 20k but the mechannicals and bath i can do plus some other things. so i took the low end 250k x 70% 175000- 20k = 155000. but this is a mls asking 225k saying flip this house i made the offer. waiting a counter do i have any wiggle room to come up?

Then check taxes and mechanics liens.

I work as a Bicycle Mechanic full time, I am in college at Ferris State University with a double major, Mechanical Engineering Technology and Business Administration, and am also working on a real estate certificate from the university and at the end of attaining that also getting a brokers license.

I'm very handy & mechanically inclined.

Like you think to yourself and you know that you're a: plumber, a mechanic, a sales man, a student, a truck driver.

As for GFCI's, installing them is fairly easy and if you have any mechanical ability at all, you should be able to do it yourself, just make sure you turn the power off first.

what i was saying is that i prefer rehabbing, but i have a little construction experience, and i'm mechanically inclined.