Being lied to is nothing new but here's the story:Last Friday, they we complaining that their stove wasn't working (eventually we found out their complaint was that one of the 4 coils/burners got "too" hot, even on low temp).

Because a lot of tenants will sign a lease on a Friday, then move in on a Saturday, we had the work order entered for install. 

I'm dreading going over there on Friday when the tenant is moving out.

Last night we put out glue traps and we caught 3 and we'll do the same tonight and Friday night.

I am considering installing a concrete sub floor on a commercial building (instead of your standard TGI framed flooring system). 

Wholesale deals usually look something like this: "$200k, no inspections, no due diligence, cash only, close next Friday, take it or leave it.".

If this comes up on my closing on Friday I would ask the title company to change the hud and take this out of our assignment fee as it's nominal but I'm going to address this on my contracts going forward.

This past Friday I had lunch with a fellow investor with exactly that scenario: his seller has "life estate" rights of possession but cannot assign or encumber their beneficial interests and the drafting attorney further restricted possession to that person.

Alex welcome to biggerpocketsI'm available typically on Wednesday or Friday mornings, so private message me if you would like to meet up for coffee / tea.

Just think of the money you can make by doing comps on a friday night instead of going to walmart at 3am to goof around in the toy section like others do in our age group when they are bored?