There are no "Pit Cats" only "Pet Cats".Cats do not bark all day long when the owner is not home.Cats bury their "business" vs. leaving it all over the yard for the tenant to NOT rake up.Cats do not consume neighborhood children (unless they are a tiger).Good Luck!

@Joseph Crunkilton I agree that driving for dollars can be very time consuming - both the driving part and hunting down the owners.Consider working with a list broker where you only pay for the lists you are getting and not a subscription that you pay every month.

I'm currently consuming as much knowledge as I can.

Buyer can select exterior paint color or opt for seller credit of $1000.00. 

The next step, in my opinion, is to consume as much information as you can.

They have a connection with silestone quartz countertops too but I didn't have the best experience with the installation there so I might opt for my own subcontractor on counters if I used them in the future.

With this harsh reality as a backdrop, let’s wash our hands, put on our face masks, social distance, and get under the hood… Consumer Price Index.

My agent said it's likely repeatedly falling through since it's a triplex and an appraisers have enough business (like you alluded to with refinances) in today's setting to pick and choose the easier appraisal vs something more difficult like small multi-family.To solve this he recommended giving an increased appraisal fee to the appraiser to give more motivation to complete our task vs opting for an easier job that pays the same.

Yes it was a lot more time consuming but the pay off was so much more that I would do it again. 

Lumber prices are especially high at this point due, in part, to consumers competing with commercial demand so I'd imagine that's factoring into the numbers but in general prices tend to go up or at best flatten for a time period.