For instance, some properties may have walls with decent paint still (albeit uniquely chosing colors and not your simple whites) that may need a cleaning but could arguably need an entire top to bottom job.

@Andrew Dillard,Banks know nothing about real estate and arguably, very little about banking.

Given how much below trend line the recession put everything, the 5.7% growth rate point to point is arguably lower than you would predict it would have been.

I'm preparing to rent out my first property (3/2 townhouse condo in London) and I want to make sure my applications are thorough and my leases are air-tight.Ontario is a "special" place with arguably the most tenant friendly, human-rights crazy laws in all of North America.

Unless your GC holds the specialty trade licenses, then they're not likely to be able to pull those permits - their respective subs will have to do it.Your GC will need to have a MHIC Contractor's license and you'll likely have to let the permit office know who it is and their license number so the information can be attached to the Building Permit.Ultimately, it's arguable that if you own the place and pull the permit, the buck stops with you.Good luck with the project!

Something like this could arguably fall under the fraud (due to negligence) category, providing the IRS with an unlimited statue of limitations.

The new closing documents are supposed to be more clear, but whether they are or not is arguable. 

Future equity, depreciation and other TAX terminologies have no part to play in determining CoC - and arguably, should not play a major role in determining whether a possible investment would be wise or not!

Plumbers and electricians  arguably the highest paid contractors in the construction world so I feel some of them that are doing very well get a big ego like they are a Alpha dog of the construction world. 

It's a bit frustrating starting out in one of the most expensive RE markets in the country during what arguably might be a frothy market (if not outright bubble).