He might make it simpler - utilities included for sure.

Tenant paid utilities are one of the biggest factors when assessing properties.

Cost of goods will increase to new highs - look at gas, food, utility rates already.

We established a full project timeline and budget, scheduled the contractors, pre-ordered most of the materials, acquired the historic division permit, received renovation permits and have the dumpster in place for demo starting tomorrow.

He'd manage the on-site project: managing the rehab, getting materials, getting permits as needed, and so on.

Setback requirements, public utility hook-up requirements, or others could kill this deal.

I'm going to start utilizing my license to acquire more rentals and I'm currently flipping a house that I will list.

I would formally send a letter about the inadequate due diligence material as a cause to cancel the contract and refer to the clause in your contract about diligence material and the seller breaching it by lack of providing.

However, if you don't plan on using the materials, it will be wasted.

This gives full disclosure to the bank and tehrefore, if they do not utilize the DOS clause, they can not later.