I am moving to Oregon this summer and will be transferring to a university up there so i will take a cut in bah unfortunately.

The sticky ones had issues in a basement bathroom where the edges have lifted up in spots 

Sometimes it's best to cut your losses and find ways to either do it better next time or make up those losses as you're moving along in the deal.

Hi.So i firmly belive that the global financial markets are teetering on the edge right now.What im interested in your ideas are how that would affect someone like me and what steps to take to limit that exposure to risk.Im looking at buying a simple rental in New Zealand with a mortgage from a NZ bank, and some funding from my parents who i will need to pay back eventually, perhaps around 10 years or so roughly. 

I'm planning to approach the owner's widow after I closed, letting her know about the ivy and asking her to hire someone to cut off the ivy, as the trees would fall onto my house, if they lose the fight. 

Not all brokers necessarily care about what your goals are, but don't think that when you are doing your own deals that they won't take their cut of that commission.

I don't think there is any substitute to short cut the process.

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If you do anything like changing locks, cutting the utilities, the tenants will sue you and they will win - and they'll win triple damages (see MGL Chapter 93A).As far as Fannie Mae Homestyle loans, I believe that they're for owner occupied only.  

So I would want to understand if I am just wishing for something or should just cut bait and move.Unless you have put up significant money to the seller... you don't really have damages so nothing to sue for. cancel move on.