I called the supposed "landlord" and a guy answered saying he shares the phone with his girlfriend (the supposed landlord).

Never had a problem with any usage...With that said I am now adding the 3/2 with its own service, and splitting the 2 100 amp between the duplex like it was suppose to be, but only cuz I want them all to be separately metered not because of power issues.

The CL will have a responsibility to the Sponsor Bank for pull through rates and buybacks, but I suppose that is too much information for this post.

Last night, the buyers' agent forwards an email from the bank w/an update and summary (never mind that we were supposed to be closing yesterday and ran around getting our ducks in a row well ahead of time, but I digress).The email included this line:Lastly, in regards to the rehab of this property, the seller will have to provide us with an itemized list of improvements (including paid receipts, invoices, etc.; if applicable).My immediate reaction has been that this info is none of their damn business.

They only way they get away with such crap is because customers don't question their supposed authority on the topic. 

Can tou get the seller to supposedly indemnify/reimburse you.....maybe, but not my problem.  

I suppose what you're saying is that I might not need any other contingencies, so long as it is "pending an inspection"...do I have that right?

Okay BP, I first searched around for my question before asking but could not find any good clear answers to these questions:1) Are we supposed to use cap rates ONLY with commercial properties?

I was supposed to close this Friday but there were several delays with the appraisal (lockbox had been stolen when appraiser showed up, next time they came they were given the wrong code, etc).

@Tiffany H. that is borderline solicitation and those types of post are supposed to be in the marketplace.