Vital area, vs.

It is vital the general contractor has experience doing this major accounting endeavor.Here are all the rules https://www.hud.gov/sites/docu...      40 pages makes it sound so easy, in reality it is not.Lookup the subject address location for the dollar amounts.

Are there any modifications to the written lease?

We all have to adapt and make modifications to our leasing process. 

I am a beginner in foreclosures My job is to basically call the people on the list and tell them I’m interested and see if there is any mutual interestIt has gone horribly so far Most of them hate my guts and curse me out I’m not offended but I want to find a way to be the one because every Single person I talk to doesn’t want to talk to me(almost) Some of them are nice and say loan modification but how do I at least get my foot in the door to make them a offer.

I am a firm believer that if you are making modifications to your yard that may affect your neighbor, consult your neighbor to get their opinion. 

If the seller can find the buyer and both agree on the price and neither side is scamming the other and the title isn't encumbered by nasty mechanics liens and the mortgage company isn't being a pain in the you know what on the buyer's side and there are no zoning issues and there's no radon gas and the seller hasn't been cooking meth in the basement and there is no mold and there aren't any non-permitted modifications to the house that can come around and bite the buyer, and both know how to draw up, read, and understand the contract, no need for an agent at all.

Knowing the basic lingo will also help when communicating with sub contractors and other service providers.Lastly, building a quality team of people is of vital importance.

For reference, my folks live in a 2,000 sq ft home and are paying around $11k for a straight re-roof (new plywood) with no structural modifications. 

Might need to see how recent that took place as they could be restricted to live there still by that modification.