I am not sure how to phrase this question, the county record for a rental I am selling is incorrect, it does not have the correct square footage for a permitted addition, and the number of bedrooms is listed as three instead of four.

Most of the jobs are in corrections and nursing, the manufacturing jobs here are Bombardier and Nova bus.

The broker at first said he couldn't relist, but he was incorrect since it was limited to an escrow dispute, and I had to find past legal precedent before he would relist.You have no claim to the EM, from what you've posted this far.  

Just a quirk of an old house haha.  

While properly maintained K-n-T can be perfectly safe - it is still prevalent in industrial settings and many power transmission lines are similar to K-n-T - the problem is that most residential K-n-T is 75+ years old and has not been well maintained - it's been spliced into and extended over the years ... quite often incorrectly.  

Now part of that is due to me prospecting incorrectly and waiting for business to come to me.

Your friend was incorrect about the $300.00 dollar garbage and sewer fee. 

If it’s done incorrectly and leads to a fire, insurance won’t cover it for you or the buyer.

I don't know if its correct or incorrect, but here goes: Let’s just say I bought a single family home for $30,000 and the repair amount is $10,000, then that means the total amount I invested so far is $40,000.

We have year over year projections proving growth in the business and we also just leased my property and it will be cash flow positive $650. my loan officer I am working with is not amused with all the quirks involved in this deal and has let me know that she does not think she can find a way to get financing for me even with 20% down. if anyone has any insight on this situation or any ideas how to achieve unconventional financing I would be in your debts forever.thank you to anyone who reads this fully and comments.