- In needing more extensive restoration/repairs and having to navigate the various local and state government rules, project time and holding costs are expected to be higher.

They may allow for extensions.

If someone does a showing at 7pm, the last thing they probably want to do is speak with the owner about it that late a night.We update our clients with a very extensive Marketing Report every two weeks. 

to the lease extension you will assume it terminates on the date stated and that they will leave.Then evict.

I would find a lot that has water, electric and sewage (maybe) depending how much the cost would be to hook everything up how extensive everything is.

Taxes will rise with that extensive of a reno.

The probelm is he has kids so the court may allow him to file an "extension to Stay" which may provide an additional (60-90 days).

its an inconvenience, i have the money for the rate lock extension and such, it's expensive but it's just an inconvenience

I sent notice on August 31 with the itemized list of damages, which was extensive.

Hello - I'm not a newb, jack of all trades master of none.I have a piece of land (18 acres) identified near me and believe after much observation, networking and general market observations there is a definite need in our market for more duplexes/townhomes -- I've got a rough game plan of how to develop the property but where I'm struggling without bugging contractors is some sort of resource or hey if you've personally done this and can find time in your day to spend 5-10 mins for a quick phone call would be eternally grateful.Having a hard time spitballing the development costs for the infrastructure.Sewer main extension, water main extension, installing the roads (Would do appx 350-500' of road with a culdesac to start.