Essentially, the deed does not describe the property boundaries, but rather refers to a lot number on a builder's map, held in the Assessor's Office at the time of the tax land auction.

When we purchase a property, we always look into what permits have been pulled in the past to better evaluate the value and integrity of the structure and it's surrounds.You wouldn't need permits for aesthetic elements such as: Cleaning, painting or refacing cabinetry.Replacing cabinet knobs and drawer pulls with simple, modern hardware.Installing new countertops on existing cabinets.Replacing backsplashes.Updating lighting fixtures.Updating plumbing fixtures.Replacing floor coverings.Painting over existing interior and exterior surfaces.

Hi all,I will be converting an open area into a bedroom but wanted some feedback on what external, not duct-related heating elements have worked best for others, particularly in the San Diego area.

Why would a refinance not be worth it, if I were able to use the equity to put a 3.5% down payment towards another FHA loan(next primary residence)  and the first property would cash flow 300$ a month after the refinance, isn’t this essentially BRRRR’ing my primary residences ?  

Scenario: Seller owes $500k on a $5mm property, wants to sell and 1031 into like property but wants $1mm in cash without conventional refinancing (prepay) and without being penalized through the 1031.Can a relative lien the property and upon sale and upon sale the new loan would essentially provide cash out?

Out here it's as essential as a toilet.  

Essentially is it double taxed or not.

The priorities you listed are essentially the same as mine especially since I’ve never lived in CO.

As it continues to grow too, the cost won't matter as much because it'll be such a essential tool I need, plus I'll have a lot more cash flow.

Everything has a sharper clarity, and the division between what's essential and nonessential appears wider.