For instance, not allowing additional liens is impossible since mechanics liens can be common place and unpreventable by the lender.Taking ownership positions opens you up to liability issues.That stated, I really don't like the 10% rate plus the additional equity profits because they may not be there in the end and all you are left with is 10%.

Owners often look to sell just as lots of things are approaching replacement: mechanicals, roof, windows, outdated units.

I think he might still behind his work, and I do not think he could put mechanics lien on my property without finish the work, right?

I think you may be referring to lease option concerns, where the tenant has an option to buy, and whether or not the option creates equitable interest.The biggest concern with letting a tenant do and/or supervise repairs is liability issues and possible mechanic's liens.

I work for someone at the moment but have been interested in breaking out on my own with the end goal of designing and developing my own projects.

You might find new roofs, windows, mechanicals are needed right now to the tune of 40,000.

I theorize that the sash weight was much more and the mechanisms were not built for the extra weight.

You probably also want some backup mechanism such as the cloud or a USB drive to make sure you back everything up.

2" PVC pipe drains from the kitchen sinks especially if it has the dreaded sinkerator.I spent 2 days unclogging a 1.5" pipe full of grease & nothing worth while would fit down 1.5" piping to mechanically remove it.

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