What usually survives after this "readjustment to the world" is an understanding that thinking bigger is necessary to live at a higher level, BUT not everyone who lives at 1x is a fool or worthless being.Read it with appropriate caution, then read Speed of Trust, the Go-Giver, and The Millionaire Real Estate Investor. 

We put a provision in our agreements that the lease is void if inspections aren't completed by a certain date. 

Tenants were all up to date on rent during COVID and after the purchase.

We will provide a time and location when the date approaches and we know how many will be in attendance.

If they are friends, roommates, dating, or whatever, then I have minimum qualification standards that each individual must meet.

Go with violation reissurance, no fee. https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/hpd/downloads/pdfs/services/violation-reissuance.pdf"eligible violations will be “reissued” to the property with a new self-certification due date.

Not the average cookbook/overview, I mean a contract/date/exact cost breakdown. 

The house is dated and unoccupied, so I'm trying to be smart with design choices and spending to increase rent.

Send me a message with your email address if you would like to get an email notification when we set the next date.

Im looking for a little more insight on how title companies are “judging” the dates on Purchase & Sales Agreements.Ex: The title company is doing the title search, or even anytime in the process during closing, and the contract reaches its date that states the latest date that we would close by.Has anyone ever had an issue with something like this?