Those flexible drains are junk and are easily stopped up with hair and other stuff.I've also seen roofs done with staples instead of nails.

Longer haired animals tend to be worse.

i truely appreciate it. building this plan has proven to be extreamly daunting and i am just now realizing how much of this industry i am ignorant about. as a matter of fact i was at my desk last night untill about 2am getting ready to pull my hair out bc i am unhappy with the progress i have made over the past 4 monsht on my plan. i feel like i am spinning wheel at this point.

I cant really add any more to the sage wisdom of the heavy hitters all, and especially Bill Gulley and Karen Margrave. . . they have nailed a great many points.What I am not seeing yet in the discussion. . .Before you split hairs over the financing. . . what are the numbers on the property?

Long blond hair, nice legs, etc. all I could see was from the back.

I guess I am just blowing off hot air because I will probably pay them off to stay out of my hair but it doesn't quite seem right.

The tenant turned the basement into a hair salon so slightly different in that, clients were entering the home, something not covered by insurance.She was evicted quickly.

Since it really was as-is and my hair was a lot grayer than when we made the offer, I decided to do my own inspection.There were no surprises and I did not step through the ceiling.

I felt that agent is not always looking for my interest and it is like pulling hair when request information from them.

A lot of HAIR on this deal where the liability is huge but the payoff is small for flipping.I would keep searching for something else while waiting to see how it plays out ( if seller can go ahead and get tenant out and sign waivers ).No legal advice.