In 1946, knob-and-tube was still possible, but not as common.fuse panel versus breaker panel;electrical system of insufficient capacity for modern, electronic living;Plumbing:galvanized supply and/or drain lines.  

I own several multi-family properties. i recently started the RHO (Road to Home Ownership) program devoted to helping people with steady income but damaged credit and/or insufficient down money to purchase a house.   

I'm extremely torn because I want to buy a property that makes sense as soon as I can (especially with interests rates seeming to go up) but I also don't want to deal with student loans or other debts like this going forward or get into a property with insufficient reserves. 2.

There are occasions when the security deposit is insufficient to cover the expenses and that is when a Renter's insurance comes handy. 

All of the sudden, apartments.com (not sure if I recommend this site) said tenant has insufficient funds.

If, in fact, the plat is not recorded in the public records, The Fund would not feel justified in authorizing a Fund policy covering the               title, since all of the descriptions in the chain of title which refer to the lot in the subdivision are insufficient without a plat of record             to show the location and boundaries of the property. 

Piecing it out to multiple workers may help you save on rehab costs but could be hard to hold one person responsible if need be.Using a GC is less of a headache being the 1 person you will communicate with as well as the 1 person to be held liable for any incomplete or insufficient work.When using a GC make sure to get multiple (at least 3) bids...and make sure they know they are bidding against each other this will keep them on their toes.

@Dawn Anastasi good question.Debit cards check for available funds immediately and return a failure instantly if there are insufficient funds.

Those parents are on the hook and the reason is always that the younder students have insufficient credit histories in leasing.

I just got an inspection report back about a property I am looking at and the big thing that jumped out was the 'sagging addition' due to insufficient foundation support.