Heck, just go on a cruise and watch for similar sales 101 techniques used to up sell shore excursions, on-ship "exclusives," or on-shore VIP jewelry retailers (aka retailers the cruise line gets a kickback on).

I have used bestonlinecabinets.com for multiple projects great real wood quality and fairly easy assembly and good support as well as direct shipping usually included for a full remodel. 

The most common would be a DSCR covenant.

Your first steps will be to determine zoning which will tell you the allowable uses; and any covenant, conditions, and restrictions on the property.

And what a crazy, short journey it has already been...I am a project manager for a shipping/distributing company and my wife works in health care; I am pretty handy and my wife is an avid HGTV watcher.

That is $160 in late fees.My notice reads as follows...NOTICE TO PAYDate: Monday, December 19, 2005TO:Notice to you and all others in possession of the below premises, that you have hereby violated the conditions or covenants by which you hold possession of the property below:You are to comply on or within (3) THREE days (excluding date of service and legal holidays) of receipt of this notice, pursuant to the applicable law of Colorado.This notice is provided due to non-payment and or other violations of the agreement by which you entered in as follows:Past due Payments in the amount of $ 325.00Late Fees in the amount of $ 50.00Damage Deposit in the amount of $Past Due Lot Rent $Lot Rent Late Fees Due in the amount of $Other Charges $TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ 375.00 as of Tuesday, December 20, 2005.This amount is increasing by the amount of $10 per day until payment is received by PAR Real Estate, Inc.

How many deals like this would it take to sink your ship?

Having the experience to understand what effect a deed, mortgage, easement, lien, option, covenant, condition, restriction, or other possible documents may have on the title is a rare thing.Second, most people don't understand the limitation of liability for an error in most "title searches" is between what you paid for the search ($100 or so) and $1,000 so if you bid $152k backstopped by a last-minute title search you've got more guts than I do. 

I bought a lot of my stuff from Amazon and had it shipped directly to the home.

Good faith dealing, ability of the parties to perform, meeting of the minds as to the covenants and promises as written in that contract.