Every time the painter has to switch colors it involves cleaning his tools completely, swapping paint, and starting over.

The offer was made as been financed and a preapproval letter was sent with the offer, according to the employee I spoke to at hud this was a new regulation they just put into effect, that was why they gave me back my emd, once they know it is a hard money lender they will be requiring the xyz hard money lender to provide a bank statement showing that there is enough fund to close the said deal or a letter on the banks letter head stating that xyz hard money lender has enough fund to close the said deal, so before any body makes an offer on a hud property be sure to be able to provide these docs.

Back in the day (as old guys begin) I did it all, grandpa was a builder, I started cleaning bricks like 3rd grade.

He's cleaning it out and we take over the 15th of the month for a few thousand dollars.

But the net effect is the same.

The title is not under either mine, nor the previous owners name.Who should I be contacting regarding the proper, legal, and cost effective way to deal with it?

I spent 6 weeks renovating the house and it cleaned up real nicely: new roof, new flooring, cleaned carpets, complete remodel of bathroom-saved the old tub, freshened up the kitchen, paint, etc...

A certain percentage, of course, live too far to make regular visits.I suggest using skip trace software or a cost-effective researcher to pull your PR's addresses to complete your list.

There were minor cleaning and repair items but not much for a single parent dad.

It can change, and the assessed value will also change, but you can get a ballparkInsurance loss runs as any claims will effect your insuranceDeferred Maint.