Get a cheap dishwasher in there, and screen everyone with a fine toothed comb and you should have no problems.

Life insurance in and of itself is a fine thing to have when you need it.

You must vacate the apartment and return your keys no later than this date.We will be in touch with you as the date approaches to schedule a final walk-through once majority of your items have been removed.

You can then send a final wish list to your remaining contractors and make sure you get the bid broken down by materials and labor.

@Ryland Taniguchi  not quite following you on the 10 to 20 million raise to use for 15% downpayments on urban townhomes... you talking gap funding or second position to homeowners IE sub prime..HML company is a fine play... lots of competition for borrowers right now.... but you probably have that handled.... returns are not what they used to be... and you definitely need 20 mil plus to make significant money at it right now and all the risk and trouble of maintaining your investor base.. paying everyone etc etc.

I'm a 19 year old from Milwaukee, WI, and will be going into my second year as a finance major at Marquette University.

I recently graduated (May 2016) from the Kelley School of Business with a Finance Degree from IUPUI here in Indianapolis.

From what I'm gathering there is a fine line between bidding aggressively and "low-balling".

If you want a finance partner, you have to have a reason why they need you.

It's worse than paying a fine.