So I'll say this:Get a lawyer (lol) if you care a lot about this door jamb.But...My gut says, if you don't like the door jamb repair on their end, keep the security deposit money required to repair it to it's original condition.

Finish (find money i.e, renegotiate with lender, find a partner, HELOC etc.)Let your gut be guided by data and then move forward decisively! 

Purchase price: $179,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Lived in the property for 1 year.Knocked down living room wall, replaced Hvac, floors and gutted and remodeled the kitchen, attic insulation, converted the living room and the dining area into rooms.

Somebody is getting married so slaughter a goat as part of the feast, in your apartment, your 2nd floor apartment, and then wash the gut's and gore into hallway via a hose tapped to kitchen faucet to "clean up", the CARPETED hallway, carpeted apartment......

Just gutted for everyone involved and wishing the best on a recovery.

Often I’m easily cursed with information overload around investment decisions - I find it’s easier to let the analytical mind take over, so I have to work harder at letting my “gut” chime in.

In the end, in this REI business you have to have a gut instinct that prevents you from doing these kinds of things, if you don't, you are going to have a lot of loss in REI.ARV might as well be a unicorn in this situation as clearly was not reality. 

My instincts tell me she doesn't NEED that much but would prefer.

Hello everyone, my wife and I are about 5 weeks into our 10 week gut renovation of our first deal.

Ask for references from past clients and trust instincts.