For instance FHA will not lend on non-warrantable complexes.

I have seen several instances of things not going well with former contractors and it's not pretty.

I have extensive experience in selling new developments, as well as assisting my investor clients in the purchase of their next project.

For instance, this house: 2418 Fairstone Avenue, Charlotte NC 28269 is listed at $120,000. 

For instance, certain South Side neighborhoods in Chicago require a pre-review/pre-approval in order to move forward with that deal. 

The appraisal was done two weeks ago and twice the appraiser has asked for an extension.

Wendy Patton writes extensively on the subject, I'd recommend looking into getting one of her books to start.

It has been nice for title plants though to get everything digital instead of like back east were they still have to hire an abstractor to go into the courthouse to do a simple title search.. our title searchs here in Oregon are done in the phillipines for instance.

Im assuming they are coming from basement and i do notice the back end of basment wall has an opening where they built an extension so assuming i would need to close this off and seal up all cracks/openings to ensure this does not happen again.

@Harry Williams Since you are getting the showings, that leads me to think that the house is checking the boxes for people when they look at the pictures and price, but when they get to the house there is something about it that doesn't match up to the competition at that price point.For instance, a couple years ago we had a single family flip sit on the market longer than expected because the living area was a little bit smaller than the competition.