Most big banks are hard to get this kind of money from so its worth shopping around and calling all the local ones.

They want to be ableto go out to eat and shop than work on their home.

I have found nice ones used, on CG, used appliance shops and hit up bath/kitchen remodel contracts, there is nothing wrong with used in some lightly up dated kitchens of 10 year old home as it's probably newer than what would have been there, just saying, used can work.

I would also recommend shopping (do your due diligence) for a good contractor.

Shop for the right mortgage broker (not bank).

While removed, shop vac out the fan itself to get rid of any loose dust (usually I find quite a bit).

My advice would be not to shop at big box stores and find wholesale distributors for items you need.

Hello Everyone,

I am a HCV/Sec 8 renter on the threshold of leaving my (cherished) property manager of nearly ten years for a new home. Over the past decade, I have become accustomed to a high standard of landlord ex...

On top of that they left a dozen bags of garbage on the back porch.I took pictures, we both signed the exit inspection report, and I advised them not to expect to see much of their security deposit returned.We then had to call our new tenant, who was due to move-in for June 01 and see if we could push her tenancy back until July ... fortunately she was able to accommodate this ... especially since we are going to refinish all the hardwood floors throughout the apartment.This was an example of where a basic turnover: rekeyed locks; new/touch-up paint; and a thorough scrub turned into a mini-renovation and the loss of a month's rent :(

The.property will act an office/shop for my remodeling/custom woodworking.business.does anyone have any suggestions on finding such a lenderThank.youTyler Roderick