Thanks for the input.

But the hit was returned based on the inputs and matching algorithms so the best route is to advise the decline, why, and that the applicant can dispute this information (and how).

If you guys paid cash for the property & want to avoid borrowing funds, but need money to pay the contractor & start producing income, then you could possibly do a lease option (aka rent to own) allowing the tenant/ buyer to choose design elements or have input on the design (so that they feel they're getting some kind of customization & added value), this would be of course AFTER collecting an NROC fee, (Non-Refundable Option Consideration - not a down payment but gives them the right to purchase at a future date - usually 3-5 yrs) typically anywhere between 5%- 10% of the market value of the property.

The septic is what I'm more concerned about.Thanks for the input.

Thanks for the input, guys. 

hi everyone I recently purchased a home in Montclair and am going to pretty much renovate the entire house from paint, floor, cabinets, tops, doors, windows and landscape.Wanted to ask the Southern California bp comminuty and get your input as to where you guys shop for materials such as cabinets, countertops, paint, floor etc.Thanks!

Thanks Scott, Appreciate your inputs.

Your input is appreciated.

@Matt M.Thanks for your input.

@Justin R.Thanks for your input Justin; I think you misread that...