I just moved from Waverly to Ithaca, but I still cover the area.

Oh - and be sure to set up some keyword alerts - especially for "Waverly" so you'll be notified when people mention it here in the forums.Thanks again for introducing yourself!

Because I have renovations to perform in this house AND I plan on flipping it, the mechanics lien waver is for protection and allows a clear paper trail into a sales/finance agreement.  

Sample quote with materials: - bathroom: gut all existing hall bath fixtures, install 36"x21" vanity cabinet in ginger maple wood at ABC cabinet, Americast bathtub, 1/4" frameless shower door, 8x10 tile up to ceiling height on tub surround ($1.5-$2/sqft), budget toilet from $100-$120, etc...Next, find out how to:- pick out the best quote (not necessary the lowest)- pick the best/good contractor- handle contractor during the process (payment schedule, lien waver, quality checking, etc ...)Isn't it fun already?

I remember you mentioned a lien waver in your book.Thanks!

I think you shouldn't waver on your goal because of the instant shinning 30k cash.

I would not waver on this requirement.

Thank you, it's in Waverly, hoping for $1500 for rent.

Do not waver on your standards, be very strict, do not consider any one that does not qualify.

Tell him to have the applicant  sign a waver allowing the agent to provide you the information.