That makes it much easier for me-I'm chemically sensitive, and would have to buy no-voc paint ($$$) instead of regular, because I will be in it for another month or two.

It's usually time sensitive and spelled out prior to everyone signing.If this does fall apart there isn't anything that prohibits you from going back at a later date and trying again.

PM is not really that hard, but you need to have a system and a good eye for details.Mike Wood Indeed, we just developed it for RE investors, there are a lot of safeguard that surrounds the price but they are pretty basic, licensed, insured, and bonded contractors only with ACORD printout and all that.

3) BP members will see why some borrowers don't get funded and how you can AVOID their mistakes (of course, I will not share sensitive info about my borrowers - NO names and contact info will be shared); and4) BP members will understand HOW TO RAISE CAPITAL (do you know that private lenders also lend other people's money, not just their own?)

That being said, you also have a lot more holding costs and probably sale sensitivity to things like mortgage rates and the economy. 

Is there anyway I can include him on the transaction that’ll safe guard us and also compensate him for his work? 

Have you tried writing in the note that it's time sensitive and you need it in 2 business days?

Fantastic metric #1, the demographic of townhome renters is most often a person on path to home ownership or in flux (divorce) and thus credit conscious, and sensitive.

I would recommend anyone selling real estate to have proper representation as aspects of the process can be time-sensitive and/or contentious.If you insist on selling your condo on your own I would keep these things in mind:Determine the condo’s actual market value.

However from what I do know, If you purchased a property in the tax deed sale, you are allowed to make "some" upgrades and/or payment to safeguard, maintain and upkeep the property, so:Installing new locks - OKStretching / replacing torn carpet - OKInsuring the property - OKMowing the grass - OK (I guess?!)