The 1st piece of due diligence that a developer needs to do is to run a preliminary pro forma analysis to see if various project designs look like they perform financially.

I literally just googled you about an hour ago and did a whole investigation on you haha!

Seems like they're more worried about getting sued than giving advice The inspector's role isn't to give advice, but rather to uncover issues that may need further investigation.

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.

Our preliminary estimate for rehab was $60,000, making a purchase price of $152,500 a reasonable deal (note that we are planning to use as our primary and rent or Airbnb the other unit, estimating an average rental income of $1000/month).

When I find one that does, I know it's worth investigating further.I think you should learn a little more about how to analyze property.

To presuppose that misinformation on an application is by way of the borrower without due investigation seems to universally not understand the origination process of a loan and is void of possibilities of 'clerical errors' which are not fraud, they are clerical errors.I can't imagine a judge denying anyone their constitutional rights.

We also do our own preliminary site, architectural and electrical design, plus we can all work on the job if needed.We also are brokers..

:lol: On a more serious note, for one thing her resignation is meant to stop the ethics investigations against her.

So we made a preliminary budget based on a combined monthly income of $4800.