Maybe this is a party house and there have been a ton of noise complaints. 

Any interested parties can private message me or if you know anyone I would appreciate any referrals.  

But we run into situations all the time where a party is overseas or way out of the area.

Would love any advice, comments, thoughts, and concerns from any and all parties.

Clayton, What is fair is what all parties agree to. 

CNBC has these on their website.I would also recommend reaching out to 3rd party mortgage brokers (as opposed to a specific lender's loan originator), who should know current market rates off the top of their head. 

Second this electrical company has already fixed this issue in my yard a few years ago so this “might” be warranty work because their first splice may have gone bad.So, I have given them permission to do the work, and made it clear that I expect the patio to be made to look like it does now after the work is completed.But my nervousness kick in because of the company pays to remove the decking, digs up the splice, and determines that it’s a different problem and not warranty work, now it’s my neighbor who is on the hook, and responsible to pay the bill of repair, and responsible to get my patio put back together.This seems like it could go very wrong......Should I get a contract written and signed by all parties to protect myself?

Or as the majority member and the willing party to guarantee the refinance do some banks work with you on this?

Are you going to stand on the roof and watch the next guy?

And yes, I'm regretting that :) Not because we don't stand behind it, but I worried about issues just like this.