When a lease is over, it's typically easier to get possession if things go south than just a full on lease dispute.

The only way t estimate execution of repairing/refurbishing or remodeling of a structure is to physically perform an estimate.

I also am aware of the work force in Cleveland having done 1ks and 1ks of renos/ repairs, more than a dozen office staff, 30 contractors and 6 full time handymen, it is NOT easy finding reliable workers.

Depending on whether you use a "light-doc" program or a "full-doc" program, rates will change.

The first full year of being open, we generated approximately $180,000 in revenue, and our equity went gang busters.

While it’s not full proof, some potentially “bad guests” would weed themselves out automatically for not wanting to answer those basics.

This would pay off 1st mortgage in full and pay of between 190-220k on the 2nd mortgage.

Will the seller (renter now) have full tenant rights or do those only kick in after 30 day lease?

For context, I am a full time real estate agent and investor in Connecticut.

Let's say because your seller knew she didn't have full title she sold you a house worth $200k for $75k and that's the amount of insurance you purchased.