Another question I have is what kind of financing do you typically use to fund your deals?

If we receive any applications for Certificate of Ownership, prior to the moratorium taking effect, the application fee has increased to $750.00.

And regarding the screens if you look above the window openings on the outside you may find either hooks or something that will accept a hook for the screen as to hang onto.They fit into the openings and are typically secured at the bottom with a hook and eye on the inside window sill.

The other units are 3BD / 1BA and would typically rent for 2800-$3000/mo each, long term in my area. 

Fun fact, typically 40% of all annual home sales take place March-June.

I requested a dry-run test on the forms/instructions I'd be receiving if Auction.com should send me the congratulatory email. 

These are licensed typically and the agents are licensed agents. 

I know the builders are offering more incentives to buyers, but does new construction typically pan out well as investment properties?  

We are having the conversation right now around what to do with his commission he will receive when we close.

I also received info from them and never heard of them either.