Your solution may be partially practical and political.Work out the numbers and show the city how you are willing to acquire property based on a rough plan that includes their punch list of improvements for compliance.

And have the mentality that you want to provide a solution.

There may be no easy fix, but there’s gotta be a better solution than an unregulated industry of pseudo-insurance… right?

The right ones won't care if you offer a solution to their problem (i.e., need for cash, in a hurry, cannot make repairs...).

My solution is to keep myself poor and liquid and certified.

Lose the ALL CAPS.You need to provide more specific information about the properties, the hold time, the present financing (if any) and other facts.A good mortgage broker can offer solutions but only after they better understand the situation.

Depreciation is an accounting treatment for spreading the costs of the annual wear and tear.Flip it around.

This is a flushing agent that causes the roaches to flush from their hiding places, run into the freshly sprayed chemical (I always prefered the chemical Demand CS with an active ingredient of Lambda-Cyhalothrin)It may take 2 or even 3 treatments to eradicate the problem and is not cheap if done right.

The first treatment cost me $925.

We are going to be redoing the entire electrical, plumbing, and heating systems, so we aren't afraid to move some walls.The hardwood in the living room and bedrooms looks good (isn't cupping or bowing) but I am not sure if I should spend the time sanding and sealing or if another solution is recommended.