From what I have read, banks would not loan to new LLC's without proof of income.Furthermore, I have inquired for a lawyer's assistance with LLC formation and he quoted me $2000 to $2,500 for professional fees.  

If he doesn't have regular paystubs, you can still request proof of income such as bank statements or tax returns.

If your contractor says he already addressed them, ask for proof and then go to the building department yourself with all responses itemized.

You do need to send a proof of funds letter within a day or 2 of winning the auction. 

You will need to show proof that your living there and that the home that was your previous primary in now on listed on the market for sale or better yet, sold, prior to your refinance closing. 

I have spoken to my lawyer and she says as long as there is a line item that says title will pay for the discounted fine (lien) and document that states proof of days for property to be in compliance i should be fine.

When the appraiser came back dinging paint that needed to be touched up and glass that needed to be replaced, we spend 6 hours there and knocked everything out before the weather changed too much.

The glass top / cooktop part is no longer manufactured.

Hi @Tamara Glass -- My Father In Law (Commercial Developer), Wife (Partner/Gladiator), and I have are serious about OZ and the opportunity.

@Heather Wingenbach  This should help: http://fhahandbook.com/appraisal-guidelines.phpPay special attention to peeling paint (even a little bit), loose hand rails, cracked or broken glass, crumbly cement steps, etc.