The seller accepted my purchase price offer, but I do not think in the contract we said anything about the property needing to be completely done with the renovation work.I have 5 days in the attorney review period starting today and I am looking to see how I make sure the seller finishes the 2-3 week renovation he is almost done with.Thanks!

At this time, I am primarily interested in learning the real estate wholesaling business.  

It sounds to me, like pretty much anybody can pick up a simple license before or after work is done, and put a lien on whatever property they did any work on, and say it was for double the amount pretty much even if they were paid in full if there are not proper docs signed waiving the right to lien each category of work completed.

I own a beautiful victorian duplex that is on the edge of the ghetto, across the street from the site of the new police station... that was supposed to be completed in April of 2017... so while the property makes money, the appreciation is not there yet, and I have to wait for my little messed up city to come through with the plans it has already laid in place.The second type of lower income are the cash flow areas.

@Ben McCall completely agree about needing to roll with the market!

You can try to appeal the appraisal or request that the bank allow a second appraisal to be completed.

What is the timeline to have the house completed?

Dripping Springs is partially in primarily in Hays county but partially in Travis.

I can't see that trend completely reversing in just 15 years. 

., all my properties are rentals mostly paid off, 1 is completely paid off, ...a few heloc line of credit banks don't seem to want to give credit to rentals or if one is paid off completely..so 2 factors there).i dont own primary right now, and am currently overseas...thx..