You could leave the fence or try to negotiate with the builder to split the cost with you, I wouldn't take the fence down if it is in the backyard unless this is common in your area.

I like the look and longevity and low maintenance of it. 

@Quinton Lantier that is somewhat common for a wholesale deal. 

I specialize in the management side and show people how to manage themselves and my husband, a house hacker since 1999 focuses on maintenance and finding properties.

Hi,is it common to set up LLC for income property in CA to protect from lawsuit despite $800/yr tax?

While this is less common right now, some loans are assumable.

Hello All,I am a first time investor recently purchased two multifamily properties (4 units) - 3 are currently rented and 1 is under rehab. the properties are in not so good area but has a potential to generate positive cash flow if all are rented with min maintenance.

This got me thinking, if you could get the owner to finance 100% (or even 95%) of the purchase price at a rate and terms that would safely cash flow after all expenses (maintenance, vacancy, utilities, management, etc.).....would you overpay for a park?

This way, if there is a maintenance request; that person would get notified.

Thank you, everybody, the common practice over here is that when tenants break the lease they do not expect the deposit back at all, but usually they leave some kind of mess behind, so they owe money anyways.