A cheaper way is to hire Red Stag, https://www.facebook.com/redst..., - they'll come out to you, but they'll only do the lot clearing and grading.

The red parts are probably where the forest fires were

I went over those bank statements, and after talking to the listing agent, I realized that he's deep in the red, even after house #2 has sold.

Jerome,That's a huge red flag.

You dont have to fill it out as much as mine, but just the basics.And about starting off with a realtor, that's kinda like wanting to get into the car business and going to Red McCombs and buying right off the lot.

We conducted a root cause failure analysis, and have since implemented better processes to prevent pipe issues during future freezes!

I do NOT pay based on percentage complete, as that is both a red flag that the contractor is bad with money and an easy way to let the GC get ahead on draws.  

Just adjust the rent for the smaller area to cover the free utilities like30-40 percent more.Hopefully all four different tenants will get along with this arrangement.I would be renting to tenants that have a very relaxed mindset forthe heat and air will need to be in a very comfortable arrangementbetween each set.Maybe a blue/red personality for the tenant that pays the utilities anda yellow personality that pays the extra and doesn't get to upset whenthe heat or air is to hot or cold!

Doing an extremely quick comp lookup it is definitely priced below the market.When I took a look at the tax assessors office, I saw that the property was purchased less than 2 years ago for only $50k less than what it is being listed as.My question is with it being owned for less than 2 years and the seller only asking for $50k more, is that a red flag or am I overthinking the situation?

Next month I'm going to be in the red.