I mean if you are dropping almost 10 grand on a rental, you aren't that price sensitive to a few hundred dollars and you have your pick of places.

I would not pay points I pay off early is the grand plan then power save buy another one ASAP .

That's just me though and some people have more Grand desires.

But not everything. 10% on a 30 year lean can be a killer, 10% on a 12 month loan in the grand scheme isn't that big of a deal IF you know it can be refinanced at end. 11.

I personally own properties in Metro Detroit, Kalamazoo, and Grand Rapids.  

I'd call your city's water department and have them come out and replace the meter.Also, I had a major water leak only detected by the fact Yes the meter was ticking,,, but we had to hire a water detector guy to come out and scope the pipes, we found a leak in a pipe not visible. slow leak, but over time was $$$,, cost me almost 5 grand for excavation repair, was a leak under slab.  

A grand slam.It's critical to understand that the agent who recommended this rehab knew about building code, construction techniques, and the costs associated.

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If he says materials are at that 50% number, ask to see a quote from his supplier.And he does not buy 100sf at a time....he will/should buy it all at once.This is a big warning...think about it - if an established Contractor does not have enough capital to but a few grand worth of wood, or does not have an account at any supply houses or lumber yards.....are you sure you want him anywhere around your property?