Following up on this one, decommissioning a pool will require "to jack hammer holes in the bottom of the pool plaster before they do dump dirt in.

Originally posted by @Caleb Heimsoth:I doubt you have many options to ever get that money back  True, i am in the hole :(Believe it or not, this is the second time i am taking a loan from these guys but its been terrible this time.

Hand-delivered the material, dug the post hole, and nailed the boards in with him.

We also have overdraft protection on the checking account, so even if we go in the hole up to $5000, the bank will cover it.

The outside looked decent (other than a couple broken windows and hole in the roof) but the inside was destroyed right down and including studs and rafters/trusses.

Personally for me my relations with my bud matter more than the money and I won't like to destroy personal relations at monetary cost.

Murphy parks his butt in your life just when you didn’t expect it and guess what, you still owe 100k in student loan debt and now your 15k in the hole from the duplex.

The process will offer peace of mind even if no major monetary pay off.

It could be something as small as a hole in the wall (or many small things) or something as big as a hole in the roof.

Because we do it this way, we can sell the properties for a little over market value, we don’t have to pay realtor fees, we don’t have to pay concessions, and the tenant pays down our mortgage for a few years which increases the margin, and then we cash out.as long as the lessor buys it that's true.. my experience with lease options is less than 50% of them will actually execute.. many will just up and move and some you will evict and some you will pull through the knot hole.. just human nature really.