Could you confirm if there are cats please.I plan on responding tomorrow.Yes the lady above does have a cat too. ( she never told us about the cat when she signed the lease but we feel she is a good renter so we let it go ) I never thought to mention a cat when showing unit, only mentioned the two dogs because they bark and l wanted a tenant that is okay with that.Do l have any legal obligation to have let him know there was a cat prior to signing lease?

Verify their source of income....look at how the treat their car...and....cross your fingers..or look for another tenant...remember..people rent for a reason...

in the long run. unless you know the procedures and prior experience with the right "Subs" it can make a 4-month job turn to a 9-month horror. and I think if you look into it a bit more you could get a better quote then $300 and have it done in 4 months without lifting a finger.

Land, and by some extension the improvements built upon it, are the only kind of property in this world that is really real.Any thoughts, ladies and gentlemen?

It is in a 350k neighborhood, we are closing to wrapping up the rehab project (finger crossed).

@Jared G.This is what I mean by "diarrhea of the fingers."

@Joe VilleneuveI’m in a business credit group and a lady in the group has went through the entire application process and was offered 70k with similar fees as above.

Very nice young lady. location is right in between both her jobs.

Originally the property was a restaurant but the birth mom rented it out 20 years ago to a lady who converted it to a store.

From his posts I see, he definitely  appears to be a knowledgeable guy so I'm sure he's got his finger on the pulse of the real lenders out there.Your loan sizes are small and the properties are rural.