The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is: The principal sum of $74,518.95 together with interest as provided in the Note from9/1/2006, and such other costs and fees as are provided by statue."

In the boxes you could have the iddferent materials like granite, traverstine marble etc. with average prices.

so at a minimum there was 2.4 million in Cashiers checks chasing one deal that at the end of the day bid so high that if the winner was going to fix and flip a 10k profit would be about it.It was at that point I decided I would take my marbles and rearrange them and start lending money to those that went to auction.

I said to the owner "How do you prove that you don't own the White House, the Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building (once the worlds tallest building and build in 1 year and 45 days and costs about 50% less to build than expected) or the Brooklyn Bridge?"

I don't have to have all marble & granite with grand ceilings.

The best thing to start with is learning the statues for liens/deeds in your area.

Majority of homebuyers want that amenity in their kitchen, although hard surfaces(quartz, marble and soap stone) are making a comeback.My rule of thumb is you to use granite in homes that are $140k & over.

These have been large scale renovations with layout modifications, new electrical, mostly new plumbing, etc as well as a mid higher end finish (quartz counters, marble tile, etc).I'm looking for a benchmark, particularly on timeline.

I cannot find the answer in the NC General statues about the time frame.

Is there a certain form I would use to fulfill the statue of frauds?