In our experience (and the experience of my network that has the top wholesalers in the country in it), SEO, PPL, and PPC need to be responded to in under 2 minutes or, likely, you'll never get in touch with them.

They decided to make a 5X5 box for a closet in one of the bedrooms instead of knocking a wall out and closing the other sides sliding door that was originally the closet.4) B unit panel was damaged by someone likely the tenant and has wires dangling out and now we have to replace and update it.5) A unit didn't have the right switches and amp levels, so a panel upgrade was completed to support the newer AC system that was installed.6) B unit flushed their childs diapers down the toilet and clogged the unit up and we ended up having to spend 6k on having a plumber come in exuviate adn reinstall a new sewer cleanout.7) Replaced every toilet due to damages/wear and tear and had multiple roof leaks from upper unit to lower unit. 8) Due to the leak ended up having sewage remediation company come out and rip out drywall, carpet, faming, and plumbing.9) Due to the toilets and sewage am still currently working on replacing the carpet which was brand new due to the unit turn... 10) The tenant in unit B cut holes in the walls of the exterior of the home and because they leave food out in their kitchen, we now have rats in our walls and a random racoon.Now before I go on to the last major item note that most of these issues are completed and were completed in under a week.

His response was something like 'we had a few customers that acted as references but they got inundated with calls because so many people want our product so they don't want to do it anymore.'

If just a short sale the credit can bounce back quickly in under a year in some cases.

If you choose real estate, you're going to be inundated with notifications.

I would think that if they approached a $x rehab budget, they wouldn’t care if some items came in under and some weren’t in the original scope so long as you don’t go over $x. 

Maybe it was grandfathered in under old code or before there was even a zoning designation.

Purchase price: $370,000 Cash invested: $80,000 1966 split entrance3/12,946 sqftLarge home in a fantastic area of Salt Lake City.Property has been neglected and in need of a total remodel.Investors will add a master suite in the lower level as well as modernize the flow.(4/3) 1 total bedroom and 2 bathrooms added Should be completed in under 6 months!

I did this a couple years ago and was inundated with questions but I'm ready this time. 

Not as favorable of terms but this got around a lot of the red tape people usually get stuck with and allowed us to close in under 30 days as was the same with the 16 unit.