It has a concrete foundation.

The development of Modern Industry, therefore, cuts from under its feet the very foundation on which the bourgeoisie produces and appropriates products.

Those mobile homes and pier foundations will fall down eventually.

This fresh-off-the presses FRB Report can be found at: http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h3/hist/h3hist1.txt Double the REAL CASH money supply, fix the Banks, break the rest of the "little people" world by default.

Yes pretty much a gut, new HVAC, more foundation problems that I thought, new subfloor, new hardwoods and on and on.

Structural inspection, including roof, foundation, floors, ceiling, walls, and roof 2.

I am at a loss as to how to title this piece,I have a Townhome I bought(seller financed) in 2001 at $87500 @9%( at the time I do not have good credit)the balance now is 82000(which includes escrows)....the problem is I have done some work on this property.....replaced polybuthylene pipe @$2600,repainted the house$900, other repairs$1500,jacked up the foundation from the crawl space$1600......any way because of the Real estate downturn, there has been a lot of foreclosure around my house which means low appraisal, two units been offered at short sale at $60k and 35k...informal appraisal puts my townhome at 75k to 82k....needless to say I have a difficulty refinancing, credit is no longer a problem.....my question is how do u approach this owner to either write down the Principal to maybe 75k or cut the interest rate to maybe 6%...or alternatively I may have to walk out on the property....by the way how will this affect my credit,it is currently not recorded on my credit reports(I monitor all 3 religiously) the deed is however recorded in my County courthouse here in Cobb County ,Georgia...If any one has another option or approach I can take , pls let me know

Hi, does anyone have an estimate for the cost of basic insurance on a 24 unit apartment complex - worth around $600,000-700,000 built in mid 1980's, concrete foundation decent condition (B-C Grade)?

is there foundation damage to the property?

If a legit problem that was big (electrical, plumbing, pool, AC, foundation, etc) came up, I would totally go back to re-negotiate.