We just see over and over that folks in the forums in CA or other HCOL areas buy a random property in OH or AL or KS, hit a capex expense or two, and wonder where their "cash flow" went.If you are truly in it for the long term, spend some time in the market in person first - don't pick the first property on Zillow that looks nice and buy it.  

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This can be a website, google business profile, linkedin, or all of the above.

Unless they fully explain and understand that they are giving away part or all their VA entitlement until that loan gets satisfied. 

Unfortunately, the reality has been a cascade of disappointments, with the primary offender being the shockingly inadequate battery life.The promise of efficient power management proved hollow, as all 28 locks consistently suffered from rapid battery drain.

Most folks would do a wonderful job of losing most or all of the principal. 

There are four implied warranties in such contracts: (1) an implied warranty that the construction improvement is free from faulty materials; (2) an implied warranty that the construction improvement was constructed according to sound engineering standards; (3) an implied warranty to construct in a workmanlike manner; and (4) an implied warranty of habitability at the time of delivery or the time of completion of an improvement if not completed when deed is delivered.There are certain exceptions, however a breach of implied warranty is another claim you may be able to make against a builder for faulty work in new construction. 4.MisrepresentationIf the builder or contractor made a misrepresentation either in the contract or orally to you prior signing, you may also be able to make a claim for misrepresentation.

Any guidance or options to consider to any or all pieces of this would be appreciated!

Most the time all we find is animals (dead or alive), spoiled food, feces, etc. so it's nice to hear someone find something that isn't any of those items!

If the answer to any or all of these questions is no, or you are unsure, then I would avoid the hassle (and future maintenance) of adding them.Another con to consider is added liability.