i don't....quick note, at lowe's their policy is they'll hook up the stove antitip bracket and the fridge water supply line if you want them to...the delivery guys won't tell you this, but it's corporate policy...the water line isn't a big deal, but i hate drilling into slab floors to install the antitips, so i have them do it..they're also supposed to take all appliances out of boxes and take the trash with them if you ask

The new consumers are going to further lessen our supply of almost evrything.

Ive scoped drains in empty houses but im a contractor with a generator. the company doing the scope prob will not have an independant power supply. simple solution for you.

Originally posted by Victor Alfonso:Only a number of members here have access to the MLS - ...I'll have to disagree with that quoted snippet, because everybody can visit the links within the link I supplied above.

This kind of investing does require a certain level of knowledge (ask me how i know :) )If you are completely unsure of how to go about seeing if its a deal or not & how to communicate with the seller, my opinion is that I would put together a bird-dog contract that says _____ will supply this lead to you, and if it becomes a deal, you will pay me 200$. (100-500 Dollars is the going Bird-dog rates around where I live.)

Spend some time at Home Depot or Lowe's and get an idea of what supplies cost.I am in the process of getting my home inspectors certification, only to better see issues with houses that I'm looking to purchase and to better evaluate the repair costs.

.#3 - I simply find it unethical representing the seller in this fashion.

In fact, I believe only about 25-35% of the US money supply exists in the form of paper currency and loose change.

The old-fashioned solution to something like this would be drapes that were lined.Sometimes being old-fashioned has benefits.

Could be risky...I invest in multifamily in northeast MA and the market is pretty good here though supply is very limited with high demand for quality property.