Do I need to clean that concrete slab first?

We were supposed to sign on the 13th of October but they have been working on cleaning the title up and we withdrew from the house (not because there's no potential but there was a better house on the market with great location) The house that we got that's in a great lcoation (2 blocks from teh elementary school) is assessed at $49k - needs about $4k-$8k in repairs.

I don't think Americans realize the seriousness of this defeat-- and the permanent effect it will have.

I do Complete Rehab, water fire, mold damage restoration, mold inspections, (re-builds) drywall, painting, post construction cleaning, carpet installtion and tearouts, new flooring, property management, I have 11 certifications, 2 are Master Certifications.

The effect to all of us remaining was devastating.

What are you selling, really?
by David Parrish

If you're a creative business or cultural enterprise, you are selling goods or services to customers, whether it's graphic design, fashion, architecture, music, or book...

The home with the high comp value is almost always the one in the best condition (upgraded, clean, curb appeal, etc) which is what I use for the ARV.

Bush to say, in effect, that the new boss looks like the old boss.

The point I make to others who ask me this question is this: if you have no experience writing contracts (or negotiating them), it would be more cost effective in the long run, by footing the bill for an attorney upfront rather than go at it yourself and hope for the best. a mistake could cost more than the fees you "should" have paid out in the beginning.

If you are a Realtor you can do a property profile search through Title and find out the Bank who now holds the title and contact them direct, sometimes it works, or also I have watched for the clean out company to come through, they will tell you who hired them and that is a start.