I would definitely try and negotiate at least part of that invoice with the bank.

granted that's with a kitchen, bath, new roof etc. but dang! 

I am about to close on a wholesale deal, and the buyers are asking me to give them an “Invoice for Commission” for the amount of my assignment fee.

QuickBooks merges the customer, job, vendor and employee contact, balances, invoice details and more into Word doc.You have four options under Company > Prepare Letters with Envelope: All you do is select the parameters set forth and follow the steps.

It can't be you if you don't own the property, but you can invoice them if the contractor lets you and the seller won't pay.Stick with home with city water and sewer.

It is a good deal for me because I have someone I trust working on the deal and I know beyond a shadow of a doubt they are dang good at what they are doing.  

Dang, if that house really could sell for $405k you should have just wholesaled it. 

Iif it were not for the issue with the permit I would have recommended him (the work was performed per schedule and per invoice (except the permit), and has had no issues and looks like it should).We called him and initially he indicated that he would work it but never did. 

Without seeing your specific invoices, it is difficult to tell, but I would imagine that at least 25% of the "issues" are being caused by your tenants.

Keep any receipts and invoices for the job.