The main reason some sellers only accept cash offers is because financing doesn't always work out and it's a pain to have to relist a property because the buyer couldn't get financed.

It will be a project planning, site diary, and supplier/vendor management app and I was wondering if I could get some feedback about the pain points of self builders and possibly meet some to share their stories.I believe planning and organization is the most difficult part of the process.

The HOA was painful at times - one month after taking ownership they raised the dues a hefty amount.  

We've certainly had growing pains, and the cooperation of the previous administration was helpful in easing those issues.

I live in a rented townhouse with two roommates, one of who'm invited me to move down here from PA in July.

Just tell me all of these upfront and no sneaky 100, 200, 300 etc here and there and closing and no road blocks like "if no replacement cost estimate from Insurance company then no path forward " .

Check the county/city crime reports for the past year... check if there is anything tied to your block.

Once you know the cause of the leak, you can address it: be it a new roof, or getting some roof vents installed/repaired, cleaning gutters, or removing access insulation that blocks airflow from your attic...if there is mold - call a company that will take care of it.

I'm also curious to see which states are a pain for owners of mobile home parks, for whatever reason.Any suggestions would be great!

Then I block their phone number because they call on every property.PS If you have any SFR rentals in Collin County for $100,000 let me know.