Thousands of transactions monthly are handled in this manner in each state without problems.

I'd guess there are over a thousand posts concerning contracts.

Happy to see they are paying as much as they are as I was thinking comps would be ruined for months.

It takes a lot of study, hard work, some risk and some perseverance, but as the hundreds (thousands?)

When I did the exit inspection with "the boys" there was junk left everywhere, the hardwood floors in the main hallway and living room were damaged {couldn't see the damage before due to area rugs} and need refinished and the fridge, which we had planned on replacing anyway, turned out to be {basically} ruined.

;)I find it... perplexing is a good word, that a Southern California investor will look at cities thousands of miles away before even considering Fresno, Sacramento, Bakersfield, or any of the other dozens of central-ish CA markets.

If the bids aren't where you want to be, go back #4 and iterate on the design You could easily spend a few thousand dollars (or more) to get to the point where you'll have a plan and firm bids in place so you can decide if you want to move forward.

The taxes would be graduated by level of income with thousands of loopholes designed to reward all manner of behavior or misbehavior.

Or maybe they started smoking and ruined the inside of the apartment.

I told her that would be thousands of dollars and couldn't afford it(the truth), she countered with a screen that would cover the kitchen that would be $800/900.