Roofing -- Sometimes by code in St.

Over the last 6 months we have undergone a series of inspections, code compliance, and re-inspections to the tune of about $3400...OUCH.

I actually lived in that zip code for sometime in 2006.

If you have rentals in NC or in any state for that matter (I'm sure they have similar statutes), I thought you would find this useful:I just had a tenant in North Carolina request to terminate the lease in accordance with North Carolina General Statute 42-45.1, Victim of domestic Violence (http://law.justia.com/codes/north-carolina/2005/ch...).Unfortunately, her email and notice to terminate was invalid.  

I am new to this as well, however I know large banks tend to be more "strict" as they usually sell to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, who have specific guidelines for loan qualification.  

I have my sights and heart on the 4b2b for 550k (I can probably get it for a less due to it's condition and needed reno ), the house is in poor shape, the resident is a stage 10 CODE RED hoarder, but in the perfect neighborhood.

In Connecticut, houses in flood zones have limitations on improvements before the house must be brought up to full FEMA code.

Most investors will not deal with these types of properties strictly because they don't know if the HOA dues are in arrears, the status of the HOA (debunked or not) and what the HOA is responsible for (i.e 2x4 out?

Ive been told the piping is not up to code for the gas furnace.

I find the hottest zip codes to invest in but I'm not sure how to approach the buyers agent listed.