I'm requesting an exception topolicy to continue processing the loan or to request an update to policy tohelp other veterans in my shoes recover the expenses paid towards closingeffected by the suspension of the Alteration and Repair Loans.After further review of my case I see that the Appraisal was ordered by mylender on 30 April and the Circular was published on 10 April of this year.I understand that they were not in compliance with the circular, but how itwas distributed to them to ensure they put measures in place to ensure thatit is followed is something I would not have control of.

I love them because: 1) RES financing2) new construction, no capex and NO RENT CONTROL- this is huge 3) large units are good for families, extended families, and roommates/coliving.

Contractor relations can be hard enough to maintain and control locally.

Schedule meeting with architect to discuss preparation of construction plans (site plan, grading/drainage plan, utility plan, erosion control plans and construction details): GOAL: walk away with proforma of project cost to compare to our projections.  2.

Plus when your clients become the buyers, sellers hate house sale contingencies that put the control in the buyers’ hands.

. $1500 straight to the pest control guy for fumigation, $4-5k earmarked for a driveway and patio pour direct to vendor, and a contractor to do kitchen cabinets and counters, appliance hookups, vanities, 5 panels of wood fence, interior pre hung doors, a bit of termite repair, and a few other things.

Control, profit sharing and liability are among many of the other factors that separate them as well.That being said, its based on raising money from the "public".

Playing poker there are signals sent to other players called "TELLS".Until you have control of a deal, don't talk, keep your cards close to yourself  and mute your comments.It's nice to be friendly, but this doesn't help when you are trying to control a deal.You need to find the owner of this estate, who is it assessed to, where are they, has it been listed in the past, is it in tax sale.

You're basing your entire deal on future events (way in the future) that you have absolutely no control over...or guarantees that the situation you need at that time will ever take place.

My understanding that recurring maintenance is acceptable like pest control, lawn care, hvac servicing but what exactly is a normal repair?