But if he's known you for a long time and has seen you cave often, then that might only see like an empty bluff to him.Usually people need to hit rock bottom before they help themselves.

I've looked at $35k duplexes in nice blue-collar areas with almost no work to be done (plus surprises, of course).Having said that, most of those properties should cash-slow pretty nicely, despite the required investments to fix up.I have seen some bad foundations, such as basement walls caving in a foot or more on three walls.

BP confirmed this for me so when I went to a bank and told them they were wrong, they caved on this.

I've got to cave my preferences and go with someone.

If there’s structural repair tack on 7 days.No homeowner facing a short sale should cave into the cash deal unless they have less than 20 days.

I don't want a bunch of hillbillies working on cars out there or using it for a man cave anyway.

We've gotten a handful of inquiries but my Mom, who is handling the calls, doesn't know how and when to notify the potential buyers about a structural issue with the house.The problem with the cottage is that the floor in the family room is borderline caving in.

It was held yesterday.We meet the second Wednesday of the month, currently at the Starbucks inside Randall's supermarket @ 3300 Bee Cave Rd, 10 AM.

So, I don't believe that the landlord would be allowed to hold you responsible in a lease for things that a tenant is normally not responsible for.So, if your roof caves in, he can't say: well, that's your problem, even though he made you sign a lease that says that you have to be responsible for any damage.

Welcome Jordan.We do have an unofficial BP meetup on the southwest side, meeting the second Wednesday of each month @ the Starbucks, inside of Randalls, 3300 Bee Cave Rd @ 10 AM.The next meeting will be on April 9.