In the future, supposedly AI will revolutionize the industry and streamline the mortgage process for borrowers, but there is no substitute for reputable creative financing solutions and human reassurance when the closing date is tomorrow.

Hello,We just finished remodeling a house in the twin cities and we have an inspection to rent it.The inspector said that we were not supposed to change the vanity and the outlet by ourselves.

I'm grateful that I sold all of my class C buildings over the past several years, even though they were supposed to cash flow better than the class A buildings, they never did and the rent and value appreciation wasn't nearly as good either.

If he does not do the work he is supposed to do or do it in the timeframe that was initially anticipated, what happens?

Jhon Jackson had my friend and I working our butts off selling us on buying thing that was supposed to help us we spent over $10,000 dollars and got nothing for it and he refuse to give us our money back he is a con artist one of the best.

I suppose that depends.

@Helen Rolls , yes, I remember that article about CapEx expenses and it made a big impression on me - I suppose what's "easy" about this purchase/CapEx is that everything needs to be replaced fairly soon (half of the heating system, roof, foundation work, and windows!). 

We are building an ADU in California and he was supposed to be done by end of April.

And maybe think about using an escrow account for the payments; it's like having a referee for your money, making sure everything goes where it's supposed to.Super excited for you, best of luck!!

It was DocuSigned by him and the title company rep, like that's supposed to make it all legal and official.