They charge $35 to measure and if they make a mistake, they will fix it.If they do the work, they will refund the measuring fee.

I told him I can purchase the property as is, no need to fix anything. he told me he can't sell the property with that type of problem. im not sure if it has something to do with legal issues or if he just does not want to sell until he fixes that himself. the conversation didn't gave me the opportunity to ask this question at that moment.

We then paid the company after the work was done.We planned to fix up the rest of the house as we could.After several months we realized the friend that had offered my a wife a "dream job"  was in financial trouble and not able to pay her.

Anyone who wants to know the truth about Kevin's deals as well see below:Kevin and I did 2 projects in NJ together that were fix and flips projects.

Apparently the seller knew about it for many years but did not fix it.  

You are off by about 1-2% for a 30 yr fixed depending on how you are looking to hold title.If you have not, I would recommend you connect to a mortgage banker ASAP, so you know what your options and that you would even qualify for financing.

Here’s another way to do it which we have done, when the tenant is on vacation, go in there and rehab it - this way your fixing up the property on their dime.

interest rates are fixed from 6-7%.

I like modular home because of relatively shorter and firmer timeline and fixed budget where contractors don’t hold you for ransom but this works only if you know the design that is going to work.  

Looking to start having conversations with investors to fund fix-n-flip deals.