Judicially dissolved?

Typically, if you can get things notarized locally, you can sign in your jurisdiction and overnight docs to Denver title co, since they will typically require originals of certain docs before the closing is formalized.

In other words if you have a bedroom and clear the closet doors, shelving etc...it is still a bedroom, albeit one without a formal closet.

@David de Luna I have never formally done this, but have found a good set of contractors that will come back and fix their mistakes that may have been caught on inspection.Playing devil's advocate, if I were a contractor that stood behind my work, I would only accept these terms if there was also a timeline behind it. 

Do some work in certain states (judicial / non judicial) better than others or are they more aligned with specific service offerings such as performing vs non-performing etc.

Followed by: "The Change Order was formally issued yesterday and payment will be due next Friday (12/2/2022).

. $5k is a good number to carry but can be higher in judicial states where it may take 12+ months and $4k+ to close

Quick to emphasize, Do Not request any city inspection of any kind, you will be asking LA code enforcement to formally cite and digitally document the violation and then put you on a timeline to correct the violation (typically up to 2 years, but I have previous clients that found ways to drag out to 4 years with extensions etc).

If you are raising equity it is very likely you are falling withing the purview of SEC law and should be doing a formal syndication. 

His ask is crazy… Ask him: ::: can we do a formal appraisal on the property?