@McKinly SpringerThis did not bond as they didn’t prep the floor properly nor was this done properlyIt does not appear they even used a self leveling material like ardexTo me this appears all of it needs to be ripped out and redone properly

Be careful of that term as stock brokerages also use that term to mean you get to choose whatever stocks/mutual funds/bonds they allow you to choose.

Most mortgage companies follow one of these indexes; 5yr Treasury Bond, 10yr Treasury Bond, SOFR, or WSJ (mostly Hard Money follows this one). 

Your agent is NOT doing this for you and is only concerned about making their commission, no matter how many cookies they send you or white their teeth are.Cash flow - you are not guaranteed cash flow.

Borrowers need to have 9 Months' P&I worth of liquidity (cash / stocks / bonds / crypto / etc), and 100% net worth relative to the loan amount.

Engineering , permits , stormwater management system , clearing , reforestation fee , sediment control , and landscape bond , all this would run you around $175K .

Gone are the 42 yrs of falling interest rates where any Chimp with traumatic brain injury could make great returns in Stocks/Bond/Real Estate or any risk on Asset.

I've heard there is a bond strategy that can release the liens, allowing the sale to proceed while disputing the claim separately.

He told me when the damage is like this it has to be replaced meaning door jamb, and door which is sold together and you can't cut out just a section of that wood and to bond it back to the way it was originally is not possible when it is that dinged , it is just white now, with dings and some corners fixed here and there.

I mention this, because at the end of the day, these are all investments, just like stocks and bonds and private equity, etc.