Melton  I've been a real estate developer nationwide for 17 years and we are starting an education component of our company to help empower our local developers in their communities that will release in Q1 2024.

I just went through all my closing docs, which include: general warranty deed, release of lien, deed of trust, loan documents, final note, final HUD and "dinky docs".I honestly don't feel like the seller is trying to disappear, my emails may have gone to junk mail, and he might not bother picking up an international phone number thinking it's another scam call.

Again, it gives the guests an experience they probably won't have at home.Having said all that TCL did release a 98" 4k smart TV which is starting to get in the area of maybe skip the projector setup for me, however it is 5k.

No release needed.

Although it was banned, there was still product circulating in the market afterwards, so don't be surprised if your 1980 home has traces of it still.If you run across asbestos, understand most asbestos will not be released in the air, unless it is disturbed.  

One of which, is the Authorization to Release Loan Info so I can communicate and make payments directly to the seller's mortgage co. other times, I have financing in my name and I'm offering "rent to own" to a TB.Once new financing is brought in from the TB, yes standard closing at a title company, disclosures, etc. 

.- 1,500: one month rent lost to vacancy- 1,500: one month rent as cost of re-leasing- 2,000 for improvementsTotal $5,000 (it varies in reality, sometimes we can re-rent the following week, sometimes we spend more on improvements)Once you understand the cost of a turnover, you start looking at things differently.

Violent crime, short duration since release are big factors here. 

(iv) while the city is serving the homelessAt the end of the day that's how the money circulates, kind of Tech Socialism in California and Seattle LOL >As for the homeless, the other state export them to the tech city, yes it's kind of strange economy LO I believe the same for San Diego but a study was released saying over 80% (forgot the exact percentage) were in San Diego prior to being homeless.  

MMM, I wouldn't go above 1/3, 1/3, 1/3.I'd give him enough to cover materials and a little to cover time, then I would agree to an inspection date or inspection level and on approval I'd release the next 1/3 and then on final inspection and approval I'd release the rest.