While new delivery is concerning; these projects are being delivered at a much higher cost and with very high rents. 

For them to have the eviction lifted they have to:-Pay the full rent due-Pay the late fee-Pay the eviction filing fee $85 usually.Not to sound like a punk, but this is one area that we don't play around with, we take it seriously & express to tour tenants that they should as well.

I'm new here, not sure if I'm in the right area to express my question.heres a brief bio on me.

Of course you'd need someone local to be there for delivery and then to set up.

I expressed some interest in the property and after a few hours of thinking it over and running some numbers, I finally swung by to meet him and see the place.THE PROBLEM:Then I met her...

At this time expressed he was not excited about the property and thought I should back out of the deal.

Thanks for expressing interest, Benjamin.

Now that his work is complete the rest of the bathroom will be completed.Our in house guy is almost finished connecting the heat for the 2nd floorOur main contractor has all of the walls on the 2nd floor primed and will begin painting this upcoming week and be done by FridayThe window delivery is expected on Wednesday of this weekThe carpet guy will be out a week from Sunday to do all of the necessary carpet work. 

Require full transparency from the contractor regarding written deliverables, timelines and contingencies (including soft costs/ muni challenges) project management/subs/materials/delivery/warranty/installation challenges. 

Once delivery and acceptance occur and the document is recorded, it's just a record keeping item in your safe or file cabinet (or wherever important papers are kept).If you're trying to engineer a deal whereby you profit from a difference in price between your seller and ultimate buyer then you need to make certain it has the components of marketable title.