In all honesty this is the golden question which all investors always try to speculate.

So I'm a bit pressed for time.To be honest, I would be ok with a compromise too, such as a discount on the required work, but the guy has been very hostile and angry and yelling at me and not showing any remorse or understanding my perspective.

I mean not to be pathetic and I am just being plainly honest. I

I've looked into heloc's but to be honest, I don't really understand them.

I responded with a vote for honesty before reading your response.

They are probably not going to admit over billing and refund us any money.In the future, how do we make sure their bills are reasonable and honest? I

@Christopher WinklerThanks for chiming in and your upfront honesty!

The no money down thing never made much sense to me and to be honest I have never even tried it although I could probably name several folks that swear by it and to be honest about that as well some have been quite successful but to me if it is not for everyone then it is a no go.

In my opinion, the only strategy is honesty.

I should start out by being honest. I