If the contractor is in such dire financial straights to be playing Ponzi games, no matter how 'great' they were in the past, you don't want to be the guy holding the bag.

It seems to be a little bit of a mixed bag. 

Can't say I blame you though, the Seattle area is beautiful, when it isn't grey.

Made a beautiful, bigger bathroom. 

We did .79 cent HD special traffic master on them all and they look beautiful and everyone comments on them.

I’ve asked the same questions here and have had no response from others who do itCould it be the returns are so good that anyone who is doing it doesn’t want to ‘let the cat out of the bag’?

I spent nearly a year and a half chasing REO's and bagged three.

All debris has to be bagged and workers need to be in body suits with respirators.

The VA also has a one-time close construction loan SF only, this is a beautiful tool if you find a lot that needs a house, the builder takes all the risk and you just sign papers and get a key- if done correctly it would be a home run- I see on Zillow today a three lot sub for $183K in Chula Vista if you have other VA friends you might get a great deal from a builder.

Account Closed  OK don't let the cat out of the bag  although at least they are paying the homes off from govmit..