My concern is for people reading this thread who are in my market and will not understand why "grounding" would justifiably cost so much more as a line item in my market versus yours.But then again, the last person who rewired my multifamily couldn't even be bothered to use stress-relief cable clamps in one of the main junction boxes in the basement.

List the past few items that have become a problem because he did not report them promptly, and how they ended up causing him discomfort, caused you stress and why this is just not the way to do things..

Inspection period is over and we are on our way to closing this awesome flip $125k over asking, $175k over the original ARV and just over 4 months from start to finish.Original purchase $475kRehab around $135kContract price $900kNot a simple flip with no stress or hiccups, but partners are happy, contractors got paid, and the neighborhood is ecstatic to have the house cleaned up and raising their values.

Also, I “stress test” each deal to make sure that the mortgage can still be paid and we don’t lose money on the deal even if current interest rates increase by 100-200 basis points (1-2%).

I'm pretty stressed out and I don't know what to do.... do I keep waiting for the payment or do I begin eviction?

Again, loans are often needed to buy properties, so having a W-2 will only help you grow faster and be able to get out of the job sooner, while also not struggling and stressing each month.

I am a very strong person of character and I always keep control of my emotions, but the stress of not knowing how and where to start, they have sent me to places that I did not know about myself, and sometimes it only takes the right people with a good heart and the right place to start a new chapter in your life, thank you.

Yeah lol you're on the right track then trust me, haha just don't stress time and patience are key right now for you.

But, extremely stressful and aged me 10 years!

After a week of negotiating, sleepless nights and lots of stress, we started making progress.