If not, get that and dispute anything you don't like such as a credit card with late payments, any collections (paid or otherwise), and anything that is not yours.

This way you don't get caught with vendors doing work and not getting paid, and placing a lien on the property after you own it.Obviously number 1 is the easiest route.

@Menalik ArcherYou might want to listen to @Joe Fairless podcast #1054 with @Amy Wan from Bootstrap Legal for some thoughts on how to stay out of troublehttp://joefairless.com/podcast/jf1054-getting-paid...Cheers!

In KY you can do it online on the Secretary of State's Website.

I paid $154,000 for an 1 acre lot, the economy crashed and so did the lot price to $30,000, the price as of today is $90,000, I don't think holding on to it Is a good idea anymore I still have to pay for lot Maintinance, community fess and property tax on it, any opinion will be appreciated.

What should I expect from the bank after the loan is paid off?

Our current residence is paid off and we have no debt. 

What should I expect from the bank after the loan is paid off?

If you perform the repair personally, you have to be reasonable in charging fair market rate. eg. if it takes 1 hr of your labor for some handyman's work, $20-30/hr is reasonable, even you're probably paid much more in your own line of work.My suggestion is to first fire the PM who obviously wanted to skim some profit by inflating the repair cost while exposing you to lawsuits (remember you're in CA - a blue state and San Jose - a city with rent control).

I have a SFR property in Kingwood that was luckily spared...I was stressed all week watching the news, online and texting with the tenants to get updates.....