But no need, I got preliminary title work Friday, so Im hoping to close this by the end of the week..This house would be a good rental, and a good flip.

Though our son isn't an architect, he draws all of our site plans, and preliminary designs, we then take to our structural engineer to do his part, and we have an architect that reviews and posts notes, etc.Price ranges vary so much across the country, I have no idea what is expected in that price range where you are.

I’m mostly just trying to do a preliminary review of it to see if it’s worth my time to dig deeper.

I just got preliminary approval notice for end loan financing on my last rehab/rental property.All the terms are fair, except"Borrower will cause a life insurance policy covering the life of Chris Adams to be assigned to Bank.

The seller clearly wants to sell the property and while it shouldn't take long for someone to do a preliminary title search, it could still be enough time for the seller to contact another buyer.

So should i have a preliminary offer in mind B4 I "inspect" the property?

In the standard CA purchase agreement seller has 7 days to provide buyer with a preliminary title report and buyer has 14 days to cancel if there is something unacceptable.

-You have to pay for (at least a preliminary) title search -Some towns require a well test before they give their "muni's".

I can't speak to either of those schools, but I'd imagine the more expensive schools probably have nicer courses with prettier graphics and better quality audio/video... but I'd wager that the content is the same either way.

There are also excise taxes on activities, such as on wagering or on highway usage by trucks.