It will cost you, but it will be worth the peace of mind going forward, knowing you won't be held liable for any half-measures taken in your renovation that fail and cause damage in the future.

Devina Rici held a ton of open houses for usand of course, i'm an awesome broker, so call me. ;)

Sounds like you know the area quite well so you probably understand how I don’t want to end up looking back in a few years  and wish I held on longer.

The only way you are held liable is if you knew the branch was going to fall down and you refused to remove it even though you had the opportunity.2.

Main thing for you is: - Have both you and your buddy talk to the same lender and get pre-approved to understand down payment options and what your combined budget would be- Decide how you want title held (joint tenancy or tenants in common) - do a google search on this to see which option is best for you guys- START SHOPPING!

The state of OH took 90% of the back yard of the house across the street (nearest the highway) for widening - they have since put up a giant ugly metal barrier right in their backyard.

Analysis of 136 homes in two DC Metro counties held for 5 years.Genesis of my curiosityAs a Realtor and investor for 10 years I often create my own theories of various market trends based on my own observations, experiences and listening to the anecdotes of others.

I was very happy with the process and the site as it held my hand through the transaction, along with the seller as it was my first note transaction (thanks again JB).

If it is some kind of big deal like it is an old metal barn eyesore on a downtown city block undergoing revitalization and you're going to build a $10mil apartment building on it, if you can get the land...hey hey maybe the powers that be might negotiate something with you, with perhaps a promise you won't fight value for 10 years or something like that. 

Then, you'll have to register/attend a "New Landlord Class," which is held on the first Thursday of every month.