Homepath was the name of the program.How much of a pain in the neck was it get the financing through this Homepath program?

In my neck of the woods where the property acquisitions are $200k+, you will see $10k fees as common and in the midwest wheer you have sub $100k homes, you often see $2k-$5kOriginally posted by Curt Davis:Those types of assignment profits are almosr surely not happening in the SFR relm.I would not go as far as to say that, but would agree it would be very uncommon.

I am neck deep into a DYI rehab that I thought would come in around $30k.

A bachelor with a neck tattoo and a pit-pull with a spiked collar...

Hi John,Seems we are in the same neck of the woods.

Pex is the exception around here, by far not the rule.Copper is a no-go in my neck of the woods due to theft and the fact that it costs a small fortune.

Part of me is glad to see S&P flex its muscle and put a check on this type of behavior.

I would hug your contractor's neck right now for pricing like that.Don

I've spent a lot of time in your neck of the woods, so I guess I'm a bit jealous of your home base.

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