I don't think the issue is 13% normal but rather what are you getting for 13%.

It is one of the smallest, least expensive homes in a beautiful sought-after golf community, with the majority of homes being in the $600-900k range. 

It's the same with loans.On a $400,000 loan for 30 years, a 1/4% interest difference costs you something like $23,000 in frozen costs not to mention that you could be investing that money along the way.Here are some of the companies owner by Fidelity NationalAll of the major title companies get their titles through FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANYand their list is something akin to And on it goes. 

Renting to students in majors that are study intensive (STEM) can cut down on the damage and engineers like to fix things.

In all of the major relationships I have with contractors, tenants, property managers, etc.

The APP itself lately has been having issues randomly.

e.g. absentee, tax liens, probate, compliance issues, or simply overgrown / abandoned.

So, I would assume that if there is any issues with the sewerage, it would reveal itself within first year and I wouldn’t need the $195 inspection.

I spent 40k in the first year bringing it to habitable and then I jumped though all the ******* crazy hoops the town made me jump through to get one of the only 6 STR permits they issued that year.

This, of course, is not what the attorney wants, as he wants to reduce the number of creditors at issue so that his client can exit bankruptcy with no debts or keep some assets.