As you know, the florida condo conversion market was hot...and I was selling out entire conversion projects.

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We've had this conversation before but I can't seem to find the thread.

Most stagers tell people that they need to have baskets for their personal items and pack up everything and hide the baskets.

I realize it is a broad question, but wanted to re-post it, as the first conversation took a direction far from where it was intended.Thoughts?

There are small additional fees for translation services, foreign corporation registration and similar items, but nothing that I think you would call extravagant.

Once you are finished with the rehab, put together a simple itemized final report of everything done to the property and what it costs.

I spoke with two foreclosure/short sale experts at my meeting tonight, but didn't have time to engage in an in-depth conversation... so their advice was simply "Just get the deal on paper first -- get them to sign it over to you before doing anything else."

If the deal can not be funded because of an assignment fee then there is a problem.Looking at the numbers, what is in the closing costs line item?

As part of her divorce decree , her ex-husband was required to continue to make payments on a car they had purchased, and other items.