The HVAC was repaired by noon on May 1st.

It started with a $6,000 mistake...Late Saturday, enjoying one of my much needed nights out, I received a text from one of my tenants stating that the A/C unit was just blown out..I wasn't concerned except that it was a 2am text & call and that the next day was Sunday (weekend service repair calls are always more expensive).As summer approaches, I knew that this was a situation that needed my immediate attention...I immediately had one of my managers collect some quotes for a new unit and labor (never use Yelp!

I drove a beat up old car and did most of the repairs myself.

I’ve asked after a year of seasoning will they consider the appraised value since we will be repairing the property as we go- I got a maybe response.I’ve read that many people prefer interest only on seller financing and I’m just tying to understand why...

Not an expert by any means but I stay away from flooded homes for now because no one is really sure of what the after repair value will be.

Hello,I am looking at a property that needs some cosmetic repairs, but also has a cesspool. 

If Jackie were hit with a $10,000 roof repair, he could easily absorb the cost with his savings.

First is that Yale requires you to push STAR and then 4 number code and most guests forget the star, second it wore out after 1 1/2 years and did not provide enough power to completely close deadbolt even with new batteries.  

could you set it up as an escrow item(credit from seller) and use a written estimate for the after close repair escrow?

If he funds the purchase and repairs, I will do all the work (meaning some demo, finding/scheduling/managing contractors & projects, etc) we will spit the proceeds.