I guess it all comes down to how to reserve a property for myself to look at and evaluate while keeping everyone out and being able to get out of a contract if I don't like something.A "weasel clause" may work with an individual but how to insert it in a contract with a company that requires a non-contingent contract and a hefty $5K deposit to secure a property?

This particular search found the following (off the top of my head): HOT wires loose under the insulation in the attic; non-working plugs and switches throughout the house; numerous aesthetic QC issues; showers/sinks with no hot water owing to incorrect plumbing; a hot wire SPLICED INTO A METAL LAMP CORD found in the attic… In a nutshell, his entire house had to be rewired because Bob had turned it into a FIRETRAP; on top of this, two dishwashers were “removed for faulty (insert excuse here)” and replaced with inferior models, in addition to a stove, during the three or so week period.Now, let’s go back to my place.

How do I insert pics do I have to upload to bigger pockets first or can I upload from my pictures folder on desktop??

Josh - I used Weebly to build mine (but it isn't active yet...) and I think there is a drag and drop that you can use to insert a file.

One of my properties has a sewer line that has a belly init and for now I am snaking it every 4 to 6 months to avoid it backing up.Have you heard of those companies that can come in and put some kind of a flexible insert into your existing cast iron line and essentially gives you a new line without havingh to do any major digging.

I put some Doctor Shole's inserts in a couple of weeks ago; just about the time I started hearing the squirrells fornicating.

For me suffice it to say, this is not a 1% rule, but probably more like the 80/20 rule where 20% of the (insert wholesaler/realtor/salesperson) make 80% of the $$, in there given field.I am sure there are no stats on what the avg. wholesaler makes, but the avg.

So, to make up for that we have to insert little things like "lol" etc to let the receiver know that you're just joking around or busting his chops.

In the context of CRE loans carve-out means the language lenders insert in the loan documents to deal with so-called “bad boy provisions.”

If your going to live in the home, you should be able to slide by due to your occupancy (insert contact your lawyer, contractor and CPA as this is not any kind of advise, opinion only-sorry).