Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Chris Mason  you know Chris  I think the saying  " get a deal and the money will be easy"  I think that really waste a lot of folks time..

(Typically estimate between 2-3% of the loan amount in closing costs: appraisal, credit report, points/origination, underwriting/processing fees, title fees, prepaid taxes and insurance etc)I am sure there are others I am not remembering

Then got a letter to return the deed and they would refund since the original sale was invalid. 

Do I include language in new Lease or is this just covered in the Assignment and include the Assignment as an exhibit...Do I just work off the original lease with original Barbershop tenant. 

The Governors of Maryland and Montana both recently passed a series/package of housing bills.

I have heard it 100 times and still fell foriit but I definitely put too much money into the original renovation.

Originally posted by Dick M.

BUT regardless of that, the numbers should still match your original term sheet!

The value of the property skyrocketed from the original $125,000 purchase price to an impressive $300,000.

We got $11,000 in credit from the seller that paid closing costs & bought them a lower interest rate closer to 6% vs. the 7% that was originally offered.