In that case, first line of attack can simply be a short payoff with the Mortgagee, if they agree, which they do not have to.

These can go up to 3% of purchase price, so potentially pretty significant.Bottom line, use MLS if possible.

Of course You'd have to run the gas lines which is not really that bad anymore with the flexible gas pipe.The fireplace chimneys should be separate thru the chase.I read Your post and I thought that You should know what I know, and that is sooner or later some one WILL try to start the wood burning fireplace with gasoline, it's only a matter of time.

Currently I own several townhouses, single family homes and an apartment building so I would like to invest in something along those lines since I am more familiar with that and would like something that has a cap of 12% annually.Hi Ali!

Here, we typically run a 50/50 ratio of glycol/water in the lines.

I have my financing lined up and I have had a few properties under contract, but backed out during options for various reason (found out one was on the edge of a sec. 8 neighborhood, and another paid all utilities for tenants).Just this week, I found what I thought was the right investment for me.

Unfortunately, people do this all the time in all lines of work, but it's rude.

Which is in line with the Cap Rate of 10% if the building was performing.

TL;DRjust going off the subject line... you can google it it's something like 30 days notice for a 1 year or less and 60 days notice for a year or more...

However, bottom line is a licensed broker must issue a fee contract and it must be signed.