So I took a minute to freak out about it, and now back to the drawing board

This made somewhat of a visual impact that draws the viewer to that highlight, and it reduces the likelihood of that post being skimmed over.

I'm paying my real estate lawyer to draw up the lease so that all the I's are dotted and T's are crossed.

Charles,Cancelled if it hasn't been drawn upon; otherwise frozen at current draw amount.

I normally pay approx 4-5 draws based on progress of home.

I guess it depends on the area.Years ago the signs were everywhere.Today many cities and counties have ordinances and heavy fines against them.My city and county is like a pit bull with them.They have auto dialers junk up your 800 numbers now.In fact I can't remember the last time I saw one of those signs.You can still get away with it in my areas it rural places but you will almost have no traffic looking at them.Enforcement polices the main roads and sub arteries.The ones I have sent stay up the longest is when they go out at night and put them high up on the poles where enforcement can't grab them without a ladder.Then put pinwheels on each side of the sign to draw attention.

If you are buying a larger building you may consider having an attorney draw one up for you or getting with a local investor to borrow theirs and modify it.

I'm looking to expand my business into this neck of the woods and need to seek out a competent attorney before taking any subsequent steps.Thanks,Joey

The contractor knows that you pay your draws on time and they don't have to file liens to collect!

We closed at a title company and they handled all the paper work including drawing up the loan papers.