The overhead cost is quite minimal, and it's been very useful. 

While there's less bedrock to stand a defense by on this gut based approach, as long as the criteria that's compelling the denial or delay does not violate the law, it should be fine.I've been leasing property for 13 years and have dealt with pretty much every personality and all woks of life.

There are minimal down payment options available to first time home buyers with grants and down payment assistance on primary residence transaction. 

They are the absolute worse and can’t communicate properly, they delayed having my property posted for over a month and can’t do basic tasks.

While some are in good faith, it seems that some are intended to delay the sale as much as possible.

If you can put a lot of more money into it, it wasn't probably set up properly to minimize fee.

Low Repair Costs: With only $2,500 needed for repairs, the investment required minimal additional funds.

This approach provided the flexibility needed to address unexpected challenges, such as the foundation issue we encountered, without delays.

This approach provided the flexibility needed to address unexpected challenges, such as the foundation issue we encountered, without delays.

Hey Brandon, Sorry for the delayed response to this post.