@Jon HoldmanCan i do a double closing to avoid this problem?

-Once that is cleared, I do a double or simultaneous closing?

Originally posted by Ahmed Porter:As far as the work I would get a camera crew to look at the pipe and to view it for leaks to check ... cost should be about 500 to 600 for the service.That is WAY higher than I've paid - more than double in fact.

I couldn't find too much conclusive on the topic here:I was wondering what kind of blinds you use in your rentals for the windows.I am supplying and installing the blinds for a few reasons.So far I have always put in the cheapo vinyl mini blinds, and usually it takes max. a day after move-in until some blades are cracked, broken, missing, you name it.

The tile is all porcelain tile and glass mosaic tile that was bought from the Home Depot.Scott/Corey, The house was a cash offer for a bank foreclosure that we purchased off the MLS.Steve, I am not aware of a requirement to have egress windows in a finished basement, unless it is a bedroom in the basement.

Actually, it would still be a comp if similar in size and bedrooms and baths and style.

The difference between 2 bathrooms and fewer than 2 bathrooms is immense, as if the difference between 3 bedrooms and fewer than 3 bedrooms.Based on that, the first two comps are useless and the third is nearly useless...unfortunately.Secondary to that, the comps are too old, as others have said.

Jon, In the city of Baltimore a nicely renovated row house with 3-4 bedrooms, 1000-1300 Sq Ft.

Bedroom unfurnished.Upsides: Just to rent a house in this neighborhood, utilities not included, would be at least 5-6 times per month in rent what they're paying in rent.

They won't let you do assignments, so you'll have to do double closes.