Almost no body told us about Root barrier, which are simple digging  about 2-3 into the ground, near your foundation to cut invasive  tree roots. 

Or do we just cut our losses and keep her deposit?

I’m not trying to cut costs, as we all know how important this can be.

Cutting your losses even if the 1:1 is a cheaper solution today is missing the forest for the trees. 

You can also cut your costs and leverage for other deals.

And for a seasoned developer to insist on cutting out the GC would be a red flag. 

Thank you for the clear cut answer!

walk the streets, order coffee in the coffee shops, talk to the agents, go to the REIA meetings, call the contractors, meet with the property managers.Internet doesn't cut it.

I definitely learned how to get travel nurses in my rental but more importantly how to properly run a midterm rental business and get contracts with insurance companies and other industries I didn’t even thought of reaching out to (I learned more than what I thought of just by being surrounded by people with the same goal, and everyone was gracious enough to help guide me along, sharing their experiences and all the nuances in the journey that cut my learning curve/time). 

This is why when the Fed hikes or cuts rates, it affects all other sorts of financial instruments.However, the main benchmark for bonds, including mortgage bonds, is U.S.