I followed up with the sellers attorney who is the escrow agent and he offered me $5,000 in exchange for his client removing his application for an appeal (which I was already told was going to be denied).

They denied me.

At this point, the upstairs tenants are denying it (all kinds of excuses). 

If it was a single family house, it would be easy to bill the tenant for the repair, but since there are two houses, we don't really know who did it, and they both deny it.Can anyone offer any ideas on how to catch the culprit and/or prevent this from occurring again?

Some lenders will try and avoid paying you by denying the client at the last minute then picking them back up again at a later date.#11- Check to see if your Private Money Lender or group of individuals are actually Accredited Investors per the federal government criteria.

Account Closed we need reasons to deny tenants that don't discriminate.

Any Zoning Hearing will require the local residents be notified and they have their chance to appear in the meeting to deny your request.

If not, deny them on the basis of the criteria they did not meet.

Still others get all the way though the process, and then get denied by the lender.

I have gathered from other postings that you want to try to get 5 trade lines established and that the business must be at least 2 years old in order to get a line of credit from a bank.I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions.So far we have:1 - established a line at Home Depot for the business for $10,0002 - applied for an AMEX in the business name, denied due to short duration being in business3 - applied for discover in the business's name which is currently pendingI have an 800 personal FICO.I've also gathered that we should put the utilities in the business's name on the next flip.