------"In the event that there is a significant price increase in these construction materials in excess of 25% from the average of similar materials purchased by Builder in the proceeding 30-day period from the execution of this Contract, the excess charges will be passed through to Purchaser......Builder will attempt to keep the purchaser informed of any cost variances."

After four days of dehumidifying, ServPro continued to read moisture throughout various rooms of the apartment and told me that removing flooring, walls, ceilings would be indicated.

Loan amount can be 75% LTC, 18-24 month io, maybe mini perm 5 years, rate depends, points 1-2Experience of developer team, third party vendor, excess equity of sponsors to cover cost overruns, market demand, forecasted supply, Not sure, we don't really know enough

It will pay our entire mortgage, and with the excess cash, we can begin saving for down payment #2!

I didn’t do the deal or other things that look like a deal but you can tell there is moisture in the walls that will increase the rehab by 50K and take a good deal to a waste of time or a big loss if under capitalized and not discovered in time.

We have had family there in excess of 15 and have plenty of glasses, plates etc for everyone.

The rehab is FAR in excess of $500,000 or $600,000.2.

Will the proceeds provide a minimal, average, or excessive amount of down payment. 

As a rule, never work with a property manager whose profit depends upon your having excessive maintenance.

High points of interest: roof, drywall moisture, foundation.