Unless physical inspection makes it look like something is off.remember we are not meets and bounds generaly we are township and range.. and these are all established and well marked generally.. now in my logging days some of the section corners if you had two surveyors do a cut line would be off by a few feet.. but that was about it.

Originally posted by "marks":Craig said that his property is upscale.$500 per month has to be the cheapest "upscale" apartment I've ever seen in my life.

But I could see how the move in fee could definitely incentivise people to stick out their leaseDo you find you have a decent amount of move outs before you hit the 1 year mark?

And you and Joel are correct that the PMI is now for the life of the loan, regardless of whether you hit the 20% mark or not.

@Mark Fries thanks for the brutal summary.

Contractor will modify a few things to make it work......for a nominal fee.....AGAIN way more than you ever saved on mark-up for that item.  

He'll most likely balk at that since he makes mark up on materials.

Mark,Don’t spend more money on your mentor..

- GC asks for 15k for the kitchen upfront and then walks off the job you’re out of 15k- On the other hand, let’s says it’s 5k in labor for the kitchen, you have decreased the monetary loss if he/ she walks off the job 3) you don’t get any of the benefits of buying in bulk and the GC maybe marking up materials - set up a Home Depot Pro Xtra account and the GC shops on your behalf and the PRO desk calls you for a credit card over the phone.

It was an $800 mistake I would have had to eat, if my boss would not have given me the bad instructions, and his mark was on the piece I cut!