Just I thought it was awesome but before I sign up has any experienced commercial officer ever closed a deal with them and if so how was the experience?

We received the signed purchase agreement for a property and now I'm scheduling an inspection.

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You need to see clearly the warning signs, the roadblocks and the signs that will tell you to stop because the bridge is out.

I know January 2019 is here and it’s going to be a hard task but I thought my lease was up in March which still isn’t a lot of time but they missed up my lease when I signed so it’s January.I would like to thank anyone who response to this post.

However, there is junk everywhere and she told us she would meet with us to give us the keys a few times and sign move-out paperwork but she has not shown up.

In order to finish the work, I signed an owner/builder affidavit.

Have them sign a document, stating this is not liveable space.De-finish the attic. 

You have an exemption from the 60 hour class so all you need to do is sign up for the test and pass.

Who will pay for the sign that hangs on the building?