You put in your roads and frost free footing cost as needed.c. 

It will cost a lot more to have an attorney set up an LLC for you as opposed to doing it yourself, but I think it is well worth the money in case anything goes south.2.

Offshore CaptainHusband is currently working as an offshore captainRehabbed houses in New Orleans in Orleans, Jefferson and St Tammany Parishes.Interested in Mobile, AL, Lake Hartwell area of Georgia, Gulf Coast from Gulfport MS to Key West FL, Coasta Rica, Ireland, Spain and the Caribbean.

I would like to find one that can provide me with pretty accurate repair cost as we look at properties as I have not developed that skill yet. 

He is coming to OCREIA in Costa Mesa,CA on 3-12-15 with his newest talk but previously given at the other locations "How to create a $100,000 Payday Per Deal in 2015."

My thinking is that if you schedule the inspection while the it is occupied, they can 1- refuse to let inspector in the property (waste of money and time, may have to absorb a reschedule fee) 2- do some damages to the property which you will have to absorb that cost as well.Don't think you need a payoff to make an offer, you can make an offer based on the actual price or what you may feel is a fair offer.

There is very limited coverage in basements and you don't want to give away 10% of it for nothing and you most likely won't get full replacement cost as it's a rental property and not primary?

There is also the possibility of someone stepping on a nail or screw or some other ridiculous thing that people not familiar with construction might get themselves into.Basically, I'm sure they don't mind you coming by to look at things but they're in the business of getting the house completed asap and avoiding any outside interferences which may (however slight) increase their legal liabilities and possibly postpone the development and cost a ton of money.More realistic would be for you to just set certain points or phases when you'd like to see the construction.

(See O.M.C. 8.22.030 B(2))Dwelling units exempt pursuant to the provisions of the “Costa-Hawkins Act” (see Ca.Civil Code § 1954.52; these exemptions generally apply to single family dwellings and condominiums).2 or 3 units on a single assessor's parcel when one of the units is occupied as the owner's principal residence for at least one year.NOTE: Exemptions from Measure EE (the "Just Cause for Evictions" law) are not the same as for the Rent Adjustment Law

Getting past revenue records and utility cost as we speak to see what the history on complex is.