I started a half-million dollar complex renovation project for a rental property about a year ago with a 5 month deadline.

To give you more insight, I recommend holding simply do to the fact that Cobb County has no initiatives or plans of builiding new apartment complexes.

If they challenge you in court for the cost, you need proof of the expense.

Thanks you The Divorce court controls and oversees the house.It will be divided up as the court says or as the two parties agree.If you try to pull "A fast One" it might earn your friend some jail time. 

Depending on where it was located here in town, I'd allow for short term rentals in the complex. 

I had to yield after beating this person once in court already.

This percentage varies with the type of project (i.e commerical, residential, hospitality, medical etc), the scope of the project and the complexity.

By the end of June, I really put some pressure on MW that everything needed to be finished and I was promised that he would do a "full court press" to complete my property and get it performing.

Hi everyone, After 4 years of being a landlord and owning a few rental properties, I have decided to take on a more complex project which requires building a dwelling unit, ADU and enclosed parking garage.

For example, at Builders Trust Capital, we don’t charge application fees but may ask for a portion of the attorney’s fees upfront when dealing with a complex loan.