Interior stuff has a tendency to just disappear one day....

Market analysis is critical though, as is how money works, and how to build (and stick to) a REI long range plan.First, take a look at how much cash you have, and how fast it will disappear when you "spend it".  

I just try to be compassionate and hopefully can assist making that transition more controllable versus an abrupt eviction.Regarding the estimates, I leave that mostly to the buyer, as they are the ones that will have the vision and budget to determine if my Rehab costs are accurate or not.

You will lose it - contractor could easily take off and disappear.  

I had informed of them I only offer M2M as part of my screening test and they disappeared into the wind.    

I recently took over a triplex and was told by owner that the "tenant just left a note, her stuff and disappeared" So I figured it would be kinda like your place lots of random stuff/junk.

The important thing is that the REIA is used to tire kickers who show up and then disappear.

,First guess time, I would say the issuing party is at fault for failing to check permits, etc. unless local ordinances specifically dictate how the outside of the property is to be maintained during renovations.That said, if the contractor did their usual "work a little then disappear for a month", they may have committed the violation, but that may still leave you holding the bag.Did the dumpster get dropped off?

Typically when looking at topics through keyword alerts they would disappear from my "queue" once I read them or marked them as read.

I ran some numbers and only noticed about $2k cash/year and afraid if i have any repairs that money will easily disappear.