I was wondering how accurate the phone/email data is. 

Next they  informed me the soft costs associated with the a design work would not be released until CO…ok I can live with that and when I finally thought I was going to be funded I get an email that the property taxes were delinquent.

Imagine it is 1981 and rates were 18%.

HI Ethan,Yes we are currently active in both markets.If you email my partner Rebecca. 

Thanks Bob, I'm sending you an email in a few about a couple things.Thomas, I work with mainly investors but haven't invested in real estate myself yet.  

You may want to try hiring a local handyman that you can email jobs to do and speak with 1-2 times weekly, meet 1-2 times monthly.Most will put on a good show for a few months then either get lazy and cut corners or start raising prices.

@Shrey A.Stats can has fabulous info, sign up for their email list.

If nobody goes along, then the law is essentially dead in the water.I imagine there could be multiple cities interested in implementing this, but there needs to be a couple municipalities who are the first to do so and test it out for everybody else.  

I actually just heard back from the lender and he confirmed, in writing (email), that a PPP would only apply for an early payoff and not for increased and/or extra loan payments.

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