@Ralph Ace  When I was practicing in Mass and Maine, the guidance was that the report was the property of the person who paid for it - normally the buyer.Other parties could ask for it, but it would be standard practice to ask them to pay for it.That said, the seller would be required to disclose any defects that were uncovered in the inspection.

They are important industry standard metrics for you to know and use.

Looking for percentage amounts, and my current standard is 18.5%.Thanks for taking the time to read. and I hope to make good connections and learn a lot more here than I could alone! 

Just your standard MLS with an agent deal.

I think a detailed schedule is important regardless if it is in a gannt format or standard calendar format.

Cost segregation is one of the biggest tax benefits for self storage facility owners.

When tenants want to set up a payment plan, three months is my standard.

I would try to talk to the inspector and get an exact list of the things they will fail you on if they don't meet the right standards.

Hi @Manuel Rivera,I agree that in most cases, you should reach out to local or regional banks. 20% down is pretty standard but might vary according to the credit score, location, borrower's strength & experience, and more.

Check MA law on the standard.