Modern style prefab homes, such as those offered for sale by companies such as Blu Homes, Rocio Romero, and especially Shelter-Kit seem to offer ways of building 2 bedroom units for under $130 per square foot.

I live in a town-home that has HOA and we just switched over to full management with EMB Management.So far the experience has been very poor, slow communication, ambiguous billing and strange charges that they are reluctant to explain fully.Second question:Is there a HOA management company that you would recommend in Greater Seattle WA area?

Hi all.I am in Bellevue / Redmond area of Washington state.

Does anybody have a recommended home inspector that'll work in the Laurel, Maryland / Howard County area (North of Washington D.C. 20 minutes).I've searched old forums and haven't seen any suggestions for this area.I'll also need a termite inspection - I was planning on just calling Terminix.

Using Account Closed Worth- 50-55k Owes- 45-50k, $590 payment (includes taxes, Insurance separate about $45/mo ) Why- Debt relief, it's a rental that's too far away, lives in city and rents it out Property Info- 2/1 Brick SFH 1025 square feet , finished basement, Brick garage Area- Streator IL - kinda far out from me, so I'm unfamiliar with the area.

We did not really do much to this system on the upgrade, had to add AFCI breakers for the bedroom addition into a modern Square D panel.Termites -- During the renovation, we noticed evidence of prior infestations, but no live termites.  

Have 1 duplex in Longview, WA that is flowing cash nicely.

Or live-able square footage for bedrooms?

The property consists of a three unit, 5,744 +/- square foot retail building that is 100% leased to Starbucks, Subway, and Orange Leaf.

Assuming the developer would pay the same price per square foot for this parcel that they paid for the large lot, it would go for twice what the owner is asking.Assuming this property isn't bought from me by the developer, it would be a great parking lot as it could service the nearby university/hospital as well as provide overflow for the MFR, it could also be potentially be rezoned commercial and be a great restaurant location.I'm trying to find a local commercial developer/investor to talk through options.