I recently bought a flip house and upon starting on the house I was shocked when we had no water.The neighbor of the property was sharing his well with the house, he and the deceased owner had a verbal agreement, nothing was filed. 

We said no because it seemed like it was going create a big headache for us and we have a 60 days to occupy.

Be very very careful with a guy like this....But to answer your question - No you cannot dodge the reporting of a large sum of money to a Contractor.

Labor leaves and there is no economic development in the area. 

Virtually every economist states rent control is bad for the community, but we have politicians with no understanding of economics making these type of decisions.

@David C. when you get a loan the bank requires that you qualify and put the property into your own name, no matter what. 

I mean no disrespect to the other hosts, but I continued to listen to the BP podcast when David Greene was the host.  

No fire pits, bonfires, tiki torches, fireworks, or other outdoor open flames may be used or stored on the Premises.

Self storage  did a deal for him were I gap funded it buyer needed to close in 3 days there is 400k in equity I  put up 75k to close the deal and we get 100k back when it sold no matter what its sold for plus cash flow..

After they signed the lease, I was told there’s no drain for the washer and can they put it in the shower ?