Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

However, if a prior phase II indicates that the indoor air quality violates carcinogenic risk standards, there is no need to perform another phase II before exercising your right to terminate the contract.

At the end of the day you're providing a quality home for your tenet, right?

Then there is quality ofcourse, for any given element there is basic material with a handyman's installation, then there are various upgrades with a tradesman's installation, and finally there are premium materials with a true craftsman's installation.It all depends are you flipping a $40k home, $400k home or $4 million home.

That’s just using the equity we currently have and not counting future cash flow that can be applied to more acquisitions.I get leads on about to these high-quality numbers deals per month from two primary sources who are mentors and friends with way more experience and success than I have.

All in all I would rather pay more for better quality work but wanted to poll the crowd first.

I think the quality of the engineering is pretty good from the GIG engineers.Summary of cost savings to date (estimated HOA local cost): Task Local Quote Average Actual GIG Costs to date Artwork $2,300 $350 Soils Report $4,000 $950 HOA Bylaws $3,000 $0 Civil Engineering $75,000 $20,000 $84,300 $21,300

I consider quality of life as well as what my return is when I am purchasing a property that I might live in now and sell later....I want to be happy in that home while I am living there with my kids, that is first and foremost. 

But, without question, the show-stopper is two massive garages with museum-quality lighting, an 18-foot car turntable and parking spaces for 30 luxury cars.

I don't really post questions much on BP, but I'm really thankful and impressed with the quality of the responses here.