Department of Education “have forced us to cease” operations.ITT was hit hard Aug. 25 by the education department’s mandate, which was made after ITT fell out of compliance with its accreditor’s standards and “put its students and millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded federal student aid at risk,” the department said.ITT last year received 79 percent of its cash receipts from the federal student loan program.The department also placed several other sanctions on ITT, including a freeze on executive compensation and an order that it increase its surety funds from $94.4 million to $247.3 million within the next 30 days.The company said Tuesday that it “exhausted the exploration of alternatives,” which included transferring the schools to a non-profit or public institution."

The power company can even install it (maybe) for less than an electrician would usually.

* a real estate laywer* HML ( origination services only ) * a lending attorney ( more specialized than an RE atty )...am I missing anyone?

I've used the larger tiles in both kitchens and baths.Besides proper installation, the key to a great tile floor is layout... nothing looks worse than an edge of small strips of tile, either at a wall, tub, shower, vanity, etc.

They will most likely use a CMA rather than an apraisal, also the closing cost have been lower in my experience. 

They are usually trading 150-300 basis points higher cap rates than an apartment would and would be valued as such.

This is more serious than an addendum.

We have more of a cashflow market overall rather than an appreciation market. 

After rehab and closing costs I am in at $30k.Two reasons why I have more invested than an ideal BRRRR: 1) Closing costs are too high (I need to work on that), 2) My rehab costs are higher than they need to be.

Zillow has nothing more than an algorithm that can significantly mislead at times.