I would bring in one or two professionals for their opinion.

Thanks John for bringing this up for I too would like to know if anyone has had and good or bad experiences.

This is a great scenario because aside from having a financial backing, you'll also be taking advantage of the years of experience that the established investor will be bringing to the table.

She said she would bring me the deposit check this week along with the voucher.

Is it common for someone to have a t/b and someone to have a house... what's in it for us to just bring the t/b?

i believe that the right property up here will bring substantial gains.

I don;t know even a single landlrod who permits new, un house trained puppies.At any rate, it was you and your dogs who ruined the caprpet, so you get to pay to fix the damage.If your puppy did any other damage, such as chewing the baseboards or cabinets, you can expect to pay for that, too.The next time you want a puppy, study up on crate training before you bring the puppy home.Since your husband got the puppy over your objection, take the fee for the carpet out of his allowance.

He was supposed to bring another lease to sign but never did.

If i get a loan for the Rehab and Payoff, how much would i need to bring to the table?

Now how do I go about bringing this up to the bank before we purchase?