The title company that did the closing, had a bunch of recordings that day and unwittingly had the county record the HELOC first, and seconds later time/date stamped the senior.

Our plans have been stamped by County Planning, Fire Protection District and Central Sanitation, and we're currently under review with County Building.

There is a big difference.Social Services to me means section 8 housing vouchers, food stamp existant, and other welfare benefits.Social Security (whether you agree with the program or not) is based on repayment of money you earned while working and supposedly placed into a trust for retirement.

I know personally quite few Sec.8 Tenants who drive nice cars (Lexus, Jeep Wrangler), take vacations, enjoy shopping in high end malls......they work for cash and have free health care, food stamps and Sec.8 Housing.These are not legal reasons but that's not what I believe I should do.

That way you can look at the log of the front door lock, look at the time stamp on your exterior camera, and figure out who gave their code to the stranger on the couch.

Having a pre-renovation assessment and a post-renovation assessment by a licensed structural engineer who stamps his report saying that everything is good will go a long way towards making buyers comfortable with the work that was needed/done.

Your most expensive cost besides your own sweat equity is stamps.

I can confirm that I do in fact have a "due on sale" clause for my mortgage and the state of FL has a pesky "Documentary Stamp tax" on property transfers which would have cost me $2,400.

The Seller customarily will pay for documentary stamp taxes on the deed, which is calculated as the $7.00 per thousand dollars of the sales price. 

I have emails with date stamps to show that you are not correctly representing the facts.I don’t assume it is intentional but is is disconcerting.Good luck.