Funny thing, the buyer’s attorney (Robert L Morton/North Raleigh Law Firm) was initially ESCROW MGR, when my sale was active before termination.

This is an email I just received from their rep:"The initial appraisal cost would be paid by ReadyCap but the expense would be taken from any from the sale/refinance and settlement to release the lien.The plan would be to determine the amount of equity based on the updated appraisal and first lien and then negotiate a settlement with you for the release of the lien.

The tenant moved out after living in the house for a decade.Per the request of the tenant, we performed an initial inspection.

I told them I would comply with all of this but they would lose their deposit and the tenant who is staying would need to replenish the initial deposit account.

I live in New York.My initial research points to Detroit being an excellent cashflow market, almost too good!

Learning about various investment approaches has been overwhelming and taking that initial step toward building passive income streams seems daunting.

Interestingly enough, Kin insurance, was actually one of the first options that had popped up during my initial online search.

I started studying for my CA Real Estate Salesperson license as I initially thought that was all I needed.

I take care of the whole project from initial inquiry, estimate, demo and tile install.

Is the initial deposit applied to the eventual money needed for down payment?