Hi everyone,We just got permits for remodeling of a fire-damaged SFH in Pompano Beach, only to discover that truss manufacturers are taking 16-25 weeks to manufacture and deliver trusses.Does anyone in the South Florida area have a relationship with any truss manufacturers who might have quicker manufacturing+delivery time frames?

Here's how it works, regardless if it's on market, off market or off Broadway.1 - When a Purchase AGreement has been signed off on by both parties, the PA will say how much of a DP you are putting up, and how much financing you need.2 - Lender agrees to provide (if approved) the funding needed, minus your DP.3 - Closing date is set, usually at the title company used by the lender.4 - You bring your DP to the closing, the lender provides the paperwork for the loan.5 - You sign, among other things, the mortgage agreement, and your DP check and the banks funds are delivered to the seller.6 - You get the property.

I know some companies that charge like $5 for every payment delivered to the office.There's no industry standard for maintenance.

We have many tenants who deliver their rent payments every month with a smile on their face and many tenants with a disgruntled look on their face like we landlords are ruthless for wanting to collect our rents.

Theoretically you can try and sue the seller, but it will cost you more to do that then the job.Read your amendment, most will just list the items agreed upon, but not list consequences if the parties fail to deliver.

However, that’s the best part of the message I’m trying to deliver.

Either way, make sure you run the numbers to see if it makes sense.When it comes to this being an FHA, include in your offer letter that one unit has to be delivered vacant.

They operate more like a bond proxy, not at all on par with what most MF investor are looking for, in terms of wealth-building.It again underscores the need to partner with operators who have gone through a few cycles, offer conservative projections (better to under promise and over deliver), and whose objectives align with those of their investor base.

AC filters were delivered to them monthly, but they never bothered to change it though it was also in the lease.My Question is what can I do to hold these tenants accountable for the rent and placement fee till the next tenants move in?

Five hours after the notice was delivered, she complained that the property has flooded because of an issue with the drainage/sewer pipe.