@Martin Michael De rien ;)

In a recent coverage decision, the Delaware Superior Court, applying Delaware law, held that AR Capital, an additional named insured under the D&O insurance program of VEREIT, was entitled to have its costs of defending the underlying claims advanced under the program.

Two said they would likely make an offer. (2 weeks have passed sine then)7 attended Agent's open house a week ago. 2 non-neighbors visited the public open house this past sunday.Feedback on the house:Positives: finishes, craftsmanship, neighborhood, large, priced rightNegatives: Funky layout (and I de-funked it quite a bit), high taxes (but awesome school district), Washer/dryer in garage (unusual here in the NE and no way to fix that with this house), low curb appeal (siding is unusual for around here and it's front is weird with the door coming into the "basement"), electric heat, no central A/CComments have been consistent in that the house is priced right, but the house just is not fit for them.I was hoping to get it under contract before we get into the HOT (no a/c) and SLOW months of July/Aug.Carrying costs are: $3,000/moShould I drop to 359k (or lower) or wait it out for it to get busy again in mid-September?

Party A is the one that deals with the bank, signs most paperwork including your own personal guarantee....party b, and c, d, e, however many there are, obviously signs his own.

What do you know about the tax benes to registering in a state like Delaware?

Do you have it completely de-cluttered, nicely landscaped, neutral paint, etc.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Jay Garrison: Hi,I just had a HVAC guy come out and give me an estimate on 2 central air units for a 2 flat.

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For lenders yes I did have to make sure I was working with one that knew how to close this type of deal before setting it all up, as I mentioned in my post having to go for a 2nd appraisal with a new lender ended up wasting $500 and ~1month of time since they eventually did not end up knowing how to close this deal (and told me it was not possible to include the rehab costs)@De Janiera Thomas @Stephanie Jones thank you guys as well!

So I'd contend there are OH laws for us, and then there are laws for those who are de-facto exempt (or the regulators just don't want to fight).