I have a 4 plex with 1 water meter and i subdivide the water bill among the 4 units on a per person basis.

Yes, this is tremendously common...In fact, I probably have 2-3 agents a month that say, "I'll be sending over a contract this afternoon for my buyer," but then never get a contract.There are lots of reasons for this...among the most common:- Buyers aren't comfortable saying, "I'm not interested" directly to the seller, so instead they say something more positive -- but that isn't true.- Buyers actually do like the property, but are in the middle of their search and find something they like more.- Buyers actually do intend to make an offer, but get cold feet at the last minute.If you really want to get a buyer emotionally vested in a property (and if you to find out if they're serious or not), get them to sign a contract before they leave the property.

I know this does indeed vary widely by area, but your 8% rate is among the lowest I've seen.

Given that this is a commercial building, and that I've been told that those usually have a stricter treatment with building codes, I would expect to need a permit for this work.Be sure that the price differences among the different quotes that you got are strictly a result of labor and brand differences; you don't want to underpay for an undersized system (just as you don't want to overpay for an oversized system either).

If California were a country it would rank among the world's ten largest economies.......

Now, if Private Payrolls have fallen to just under 120MM, add 6MM or so labeled "unemployed" = 126MM accounted for, leaving another 28MM either employed by gov't of all levels or among the Missing In Action from the stats entirely.

Among the facts to consider are the following (Norris):a.

They are concerned about a fraudulent flip with an overinflated appraisal due to collusion among the buyer/seller/appraiser.The internal regulator at HUD that makes the determination is actually a HUD appraiser.

To my knowledge, they are one of the earliest to specialize in these types of loans and still among the best.

You get to put down a big chunk of info, and you have more "control" over what is placed onto the blog.The forums are great when you are looking to stir up conversation or debate, since there is more of an equality among the participants.So when you are the educator for the topic, I think it belongs in the blog; otherwise, the forum works.Now, I am still a bit baffled about whether one is permitted to place a link to a blog onto the forums, and what the rules for that would be.