Reasons for this were conflicts on what was really covered, additional costs or items not covered (replacing a furnace but supposedly additional $1,000 in work not covered), slow response and slower action, and a disagreement on what the right corrective action should be (an AC unit 25 years old where the warranty contractor was trying to clean and say was fine no other problems).  

My other question is with REOs...when a bank is forcing you to use their title company and thus moving some items to exceptions in section B do you just accept the risk since you are getting a Special Warranty Deed anyway OR can you opt to pay for additional coverage so that there are no exceptions while still using the bank's title company OR close with the bank's title company with exceptions but have your own title company run  a title search and make sure that the exceptions can be cured after closing OR insist that the bank give you clear title with no exceptions and that they cure any issues using their title company?

I would add to your due diligence items a 3rd party home inspection and be sure to walk the property and neighborhood, preferably on the weekend when neighbors are home and can be observed/talked to.

The question is, other than dishes and pots and pans, what other storage items need to go in the kitchen cabinets that couldn't go in the pantry? 

@DORIAN CROUCH welcome to the site.You can make an itemized invoice and charge you cost to fix the things they broke that you need fixed in order to re rent the space.Cigarette burns, broken doors, holes in walls, broken towel racks, broken windows, dirty house, garbage in the garage or yard. etc.

It actually doesn't include your prepaid items such as daily interest, and tax and insurance impounds. keep that in mind if you are creating an escrow account to pay your taxes and insurance within your monthly payment.

I suggest minimizing all depreciating items (such as cars, boats, etc).

Inventory all the items.

t=15788.A few relevant items are left there because the posting covered both the original topic about appraisals and motorcycles.Now that we're separated, I'll add that I ride a Triumph partly to avoid this HD vs.

If you use your LLC's bank account to pay for personal items (groceries, beauty salon, etc.) then a plaintiff could claim that the LLC is nothing more than an "alter ego" for you, and thus "pierce the corporate veil" to go after your personal assets.Those two terms in quotes would be great search keywoards to learn more.