If it happens again, ditch him and find another contractor.Honestly, I'm more worried about vandals/thieves breaking in and stealing things than the contractor.

And if that is what you are worried about I would say posting on CL would be just as dangerous...thieves know how to use the internet too.

The only 4 family house within a 10 block radius is my neighbor who has an identical build as mine.

yes - the new rule of 90 days came into effect with HVCC - time adjustments have been dropped in favor of homes that are not actually comps - foreclosure that is next door to your totally renovated home that sold in 2 months is now better then the identiacal home with identical work 6 months ago.Now maybe it isn't exactally that but you get the point.

Most of the listing recommendations on where to list have been brought up by my partner and I.We initiated priced it according to a identical comp which sold on the same street directly across.

Originally posted by @Ali Brooks:The workshops are a scam once you get there they will tell you if you actually want to learn how to do something you have to pay $2,000 then the next will be $5,000 on an on I will not be attending this one, but I have attended an identical seminar in Sacramento before, several years ago.

Also, this property is unoccupied with a ton of junk inside - which means thieves are coming in and out as they please.

This is why most unlicensed brokers have to operate in the shadows and try to hide their identity, etc when advertising illegally.

I'm guessing the answer to these questions is that the scenario would be identical to refinancing the mortgage as proposed above, as far as the LLC issues are concerned.  

But that number is skewed because surrounding Wanamaker are many vinyl village housing developments which all have pretty much identical rents.