You should start at municipality,with title insurance claim, then try working with seller directly.After exhausting these I would be sitting down with an attorney and sharing the fully paper trail for closing and the follow up with each of the three parties above to file a suit to let the courts figure out exactly where liability rests.

To keep expenses down I would like to perform some of the cosmetic work myself.

We used that tax free $$$ and put a lot more down on our current primary.

It came down to ease of use because I spent more time in AF for my job.

I was able to wash all the laundry overnight before we had to head to WSU and get rolling.Plus someone stole one of the small heaters I keep in the closets for winter guests if they need extra heat upstairs....dammit....

Keep in mind that the US Presidential election is on November 5.July 31: 5% (down from 9% last week)Sept 18: 98% (up from 93% last week)Nov 7: 100% (up from 97% last week); 60% expect rates to be 50 basis points lower than current.Dec 18: 100% (was 99% last week); 55% expect rates to be 75 basis points lower than current.

Debris from second floor piled up on the first floor, almost all exterior was melted away and would definitely call for a feasibility study.

These connections will be crucial for your BRRRR projects down the line.With that in mind, I recommend starting with turnkey properties or those needing minor repairs.

Clarksville has a lot of creative financing deals so you don't necessarily need to put 20% down for an investment property.

up from 1989, down from the all time high in 2005, and up from a recent low in 2016.