It floats with bank interest rate.

Then that buyers name starts floating around as someone not to do business with etc.Not debating the merits of it just saying brokers and agents have a long memory of the flakes and other buyers out to screw them out of commission to try and buy something.Best thing to do is learn how to swim with the current up river instead of against it.

Float plane from Port Hardy to a remote floating lodge on the central coast for a few days of delicious food and drink, amazing scenery, and some pretty awesome bear viewing.

If people actually understood the verbiage and didn't have all this BS guru information floating around I wouldn't have to make posts like this.

I had this experience at a property once in which we had a bad leak that got under the laminate floor installed on top of concrete slab(floating floor), and yes there was excessive mold build up underneath.

If it is just word of mouth, expectations my drift in a direction you don't want them to.Realistically you would probably never take legal action to enforce this.

The draw includes materials, so it doesn't matter if there's more material cost on the front end - the contractor is (or should be, unless he is a week to week crisis worker) is floating these costs with the supply house/wholesaler anyway, so he's not out any money.

However, there are lenders that will float all the payments til the end of the loan.

That means you either had 1. a loose key floating around, 2. a corrupt criminal with agent access who copied it, or 3.

With $50,000 available on a HELOC (floating interest rate) Would it be better to do a small scale fix and flip or 2 to raise capital to put as down money on a turnkey rental or would it make more sense to put about 20k of my HELOC towards a down payment with a reputable turnkey company in Memphis TN on a SFR (Midsouth Homebuyers) I know a lot of investors are interested in long-term cash flow over short term capital gains for various reasons.