It forces both to sign the check giving you proof of payment.Typically a preliminary notice has to be filed by the contractor within a specified time frame.

We pretty much have the same schedule everyday so I'm shocked that this mouse was out and bout like that this morning.

If not GFCI-protected, receptacles in wet areas pose a shock hazard.

It was sticker shock for sure..

I will try to take a picture next time I am over there.Here is a preliminary budget that I will keep updated.

Albeit if inflation continues to rise as fast as it has then I will not be shocked if home prices seem to fall less.

Here is what is need:COMMERCIAL LOAN SUBMISSION CHECK LIST: # Item Received Comment1 Project/Property Description Overview2 Pictures & Map of the Property3 Preliminary Title Report (if available)4 Copy of Purchase and Sale Agreement (if applicable)5 Executive Summaries6 Use of proceeds7 Repayment Plan / Exit Strategy8 Existing Appraisal Reports (if available)9 Pro Forma Balance Sheets10 Other Existing Third Party Reports(Environmental/Engineering if available) Phase 1 & Phase 211 Comparable Rentals or Sales (if applicable)12 3 Years Operating Statements of Business 13 Current Rent Roll showing concessions (if applicable)14 3 Years Tax Returns of Business (if applicable)15 Company Organizational Documents (if applicable)16 Zoning Information (if available)17 Permits/Status (if applicable)18 Principal(s) Personal Financial Statements19 Principal(s) Resume or Bio.20 2 Years Personal Tax Returns21 Copy of 1st Note, 2nd Note (if applicable)22 Completed Application Form23 Signed Commitment Letter24 Good Faith DepositMost are at 90/10 LTV.10 % down.

What a shock!!

:shock: i think it needs to come down at least $30k in order to be a good investment but thats only according to zillow.com and not real comps. and i really didn't get to look at the inside but did peak through the windows. still..i might take a look at it and see if i can get more comps and assuming the worst until/if i take it a look at it. oh and i like reading this "blog post" i was actually going to see if anyone blogs about their rehabs i think its IMMENSLY helpful!

From my preliminary research it looks like that's true for the property prices as well.