Turns out, this shortfall was because I payed half of the transfer tax ($980) and was not properly credited for it on the HUD - the seller got this money.So - after the long intro - here is my question:Has anyone had any success after the fact getting a seller to correct an error like this?

In all instances you need proper insulation and good windows to make the home is energy efficient.

Both have tremendous opportunities to make money if done properly.

Proper training can make them a lap dog or a guard dog.

And make sure your question is listed in the proper category so you'll get help from someone who's been there and done that, so to speak.Best of luck with your REI.

If so, what would be a proper way to do this?

I should note that the weather was -5 degrees with a wind chill of -20 or -30 degrees....record lows and coldest temperatures in 20+ yearsI have 2 questions:1: I have language that would support holding the tenants accountable for 'accidently' leaving the door they granted access to the utility employee open by not making sure it was properly secured.

Because I wanted it all checked out and fixed properly, I called the repair person in and paid.

Here in Ohio, a finished basement isn't considered in the sq footage of the house if it doesn't meet the proper egress requirements.

The clerk of court verifies proper notice and service, etc.