@Nick Hedberg Nick a dispersal extension is a paper acknowledging it is ok with you if the title company waits until the docs arrive to disperse funds.

(There just cannot possibly be that many people from Europe who love my houses so much that they are willing to rent them without seeing them and before they arrive in this Country.)

and or deposit it directley in  your bank account so you have that record and just keep a diary noting any tranactions, such as when the money arrived and any other informtion pretaining to their apartment.  

After arriving and a quick lunch at an awesome 6,500 KRW buffet (with fresh vegetables growing outside the restaurant), we were off to see the first property.

I've spent the last couple weeks gathering the 'Notice of Petition to Administer estates etc' from newspapers and then pulling the records downtown.

I ordered the cabinets online and they took over 3 weeks to arrive which really held us up.

How are you arriving at your offer price?

The tornado is a rather exaggerated example, but it was to make a point, so condier something as small as simply miscalculation of maintenance, which prior to buying is an educated guess.But, the NPV is inappropriate and for a small investor finding their opportunity costs to arrive at a cost of capital, I would say that if anyone accurately identified such figures after the facte they would be lucky....it's almost an impossibility as unforseen opportunities will never be known as opposed to other investments, like saying I could have invested in a bond.

Yolanda: IMO, you should not petition the BK court if your deposit is not listed as a debt and you are not listed as a creditor.

.$22,165.00...How did you arrive at a repair estimate if you have no scope of work?