HM fees are extensive and doubly so because I then use a "soft" money lender for my re-finance exit strategy (buy and holds).  

I'm wondering whether anyone has experience in implementing and operating a multi-family/communal living property similar to WeLive (from WeWork) and Common?

So, I reached out to transunion to ask if this is a SOFT (good) or HARD (damaging) credit hit.

Comps from Freedom soft say value is $96k, but I do not know HOW extensive the termites are, and it looks also like the plumbing and heating stuff may have been robbed also.

the average person will throw in the towel and want overnight riches.. it doesn't work that way.. the Millionaire or Tycoon investor unless they inherited their foturnes, started at the bottom and it was their mindset that took them to the top..they didn't allow negative and ignorant people to stop them from acquring their dream.

Thanks for the clarifications from both Tom an Harvey.I'm just guessing, but I' say the reason for that disclosure has to do with many of the under the radar, soft sell, advocates that post in these topic forums.I see both of you are rather new.

White on white would need a different floor coloring so it doesn't wash out the kitchen, but a nice grey or even a soft color (think country blue or sage green) would add a special touch.

From the landlord side, cannot have soft heart.

Fixed problem (they said what it was but can't remember specifics) = 143.00Week 3 Tenant said shower head is broken, towel rack is loose and there was a leak at the washing machine bib. = $105.00 This was all done without my approval, I let the first two slide because I would have agreed to them fixing them both (not the dryer vent) I don't even supply the washer and dryer so them complaining of a leak on THEIR washer and cleaning the vent to the dryer doesn't make sense to me nor having to fix a shower head?

So, I started thinking things like, how much is the cost, what are the soft costs like?