I get this from one of our neighbors- a rental if it is run down and has loud trashy tenants and cars on blocks would diminish value and rightly cause neighbors anger-- all our rentals are in well established developments-- I give my card to both side neighbors and ask them to please call us if there is excess noise, traffic, residents,etc-- it creates much good will & I also tell the new renter that we have done this with the neighbors-- it puts renters on notice that you will find out about unmoved lawns, animals, etc. as long as your home looks like a home and not a shabby obvious rental, your neighbors will calm down.

What does your lease say about you paying for repairing damage caused by tenant?

He said something to the effect of he doesn't worry much about the contract cause the escrow holds alot more weight than the contract.

5) in the meantime you have to gather the homeowner's financials:Last 2 years 1040's, last two months bank statements, last two pay stubs, or proof of unemployment, a hardship letter, medical bills, (what ever it is that caused the hardship.)6) Go to the county and pull the trust dead (or mortgage doc) and make sure you know everybody who is on the loan.7) Get the name of the bankruptcy attorney AND:8) Get the SSN(s) and go to the US Bankruptcy website and actually check to see if he/she is still in bankruptcy status. *** Pacer website is: www.pacer.govYou'd be surprised how many times people say they are in bankruptcy protection status and they are not.

The market supply is seems to be depleting and not being replenished causing sharp rising prices.

The fact that this was not disclosed up front would cause me to ask a lot more questions.

I just want to know what it is.My earnings after tax is about 24-28 a year, (cause pretax don't exist to me),with no money in the bank I decided this year I am going to save some, The dollar a week program, so at the end of the year I will have about 1,300. providing nothing happens to my employment, But a factory is never any thing to plan a promised future on.

I might go at like this:Labor48 = 8 units to be plastered at 6 workdays each + materials60 = 6 units needs some framing x 10 workdays each18 = Plumber days18 = Electrician days36 = Handyman daysX 2 cause I don't know what I'm talking about------------360 days x $240 = 86,400Materials/Packed work180k = 18 Ikea kitchens with appliances installed :-)$36k = 18 bathrooms installed$18k = 18 units painted$43k = $10/ft x 4300$18k = $1k per unit Fixtures Lights and Plumbing----------------$295kContingency of 20%-------------$440,000 TOTAL not including permits, health insurance, chocolate, and beer

To co-invest with your 401K involves your custodian, and their process may cause unnecessary delays.

When the price gets REALLY high, like 10s of millions, the commission percentage drops, but $1,000,000 is right in the middle of this market.You can try to negotiate with your listing agent for a lower commission but I would strongly suggest that you not do so in a way that causes the buyer's agent to receive a below market commission.