
30 December 2008 | 32 replies
The list can be produced by the home inspector as it will be the same items the inspector writes up normally.John Corey

27 August 2007 | 9 replies
I may try and assign to another investor for 3 or 4K but i would really like to rehab this one and make some huge profits as i work in the construction field and can do alot of the work myself.

28 August 2007 | 3 replies
I do not know how to do this.All I know so far is that I can go to the town hall to check the tax records to find out who owns the properties, how much they are valued at, and if the zoninf got those lots will support new condo construction.

30 August 2007 | 3 replies
Put me next to any college-trained mechanic, computer programmer, web designer, network technician, computer repairman, construction contractor, or internet marketer, and i could carry out a conversation as if i were one of their classmates for years.

18 September 2007 | 8 replies
Chances are if someone is buying this rehab there inspector will find this, most people will insist this be fixed before they'll buy it and getting someone to fix a now chemical and sewage disaster it will cost double plus you may do finish work over the access point for the plumbing and that will have to be re fixed on top of a mess in your finished house.

3 September 2007 | 3 replies
You can also get construction loans which will allow you to have draws to help in repair cost.

15 January 2008 | 32 replies
As a Partner in the GC-GOLD Construction Lending consortium with primary markets extending from the Mid-Atlantic States, the S.E. and selected S.W. markets I have to say that we have seen NO reduction in requests for const-to-perm financing from those who want to engage in the construction of a CUSTOM-built home as a primary residence or a 2nd/vacation home when completed.From that perspective alone...
11 October 2007 | 11 replies
Because of that, they typically require at least 20% down, and it can be higher.If you are looking at a pre-construction property (which there are many of these days), then the deposit is usually due in stages with the final payment coming when the project is completed.There are advantages to getting in on the preconstruction phase, and that is usually when you will get a best price compared to completion, however, you really need to make sure you do your research on the developer and property to make sure they have the resources and track history to complete and manage the project.A contact with Starwood Development recently told me know that they have a number of projects under way right now in North America including Seattle, Scottsdale and Wailea to name a few.

28 September 2007 | 8 replies
Perfect for down payment money, working capital, construction costs, etc.