I dont really like paying for a bunch of little pint paint samples but even what looks like builder beige can change once you get it into natural or incandescent light.I have 5 gallons of builder(pink) beige that is now my primer coat on dark walls before i put on a coat of actual builder beige on for the final coat.

Maybe you can review their app/credit and make something work out, letting them know the legal alternative..

It's a nice rule of thumb(I suppose) but if you consider the organic nature of this market, ever-increasing competition and varying investment strategy options--the 70% rule is going to end up hurting you in the long run.

I just wanted to know if there were alternative options from Hard Money because I am worried about depleting all of my savings very very quickly considering the high debt service costs.

She took some interior design classes in college and loves to work with floor plans so it was a natural fit for her.

This is the after-effect of hurricane Sandy, the recent Colorado floods, and other flooding/natural disasters.

The fellow who built the garage, ran a taxi company (from the house), so naturally the garage is 28 x 32 ... you can squeeze 4 old VW buses into it {don't ask} and there is still room for a 9 x 18 office down one side.Apparently the City was opposed to his garage, but could not stop it, but they did implement zoning restrictions.

I chose the in class because that is what worked better for me with answering questions and things of that nature, along with networking with the other students and we all kept in touch.

And regarding purchasing subject to sellers, this seems to be an alternative but loaded with liability.So what is best strategy to help these sellers and long with only leasing out or option selling to possible tenant/buyer?

I don't know Spain's laws but my next question for my Spanish Real Estate Attorney would be:Can the property ownership be transferred to a Spanish Land Trust or something of that nature?