This is exactly why I stick to Section 8. 1) Its always great2) its never late

I received an email this afternoon from a customer we are contracted to do an addition on in 2 weeks  .

This might be a little late but most of the construction being done on base right now is repair from Hurricane Florence that hit back in September of 2018.

If they sign the offer but sign it late, it's not a binding contract unless you agree to accept their failure to agree/sign within the time frame - in other words you can walk away. 

We just got a call late last night from my guy.

Late to the party, but out of the cities you listed, your best bet is more than likely San Antonio, TX.

@Shawn SkaggsKeyBank has a very strong HELOC for the primary residence.I got one late last year for Prime -0.25%, which is effectively 4% today.The structure is 15 years interest only and then it terms out for 15 years Throughout the life of the loan you have the option to term out a portion of your balance and lock it into a fixed rate.

With this potential quarantine tenants could be out of work for weeks so that means late/unpaid rents as these tenants must survive with what they have and not collecting a paycheck.

And we all know they only chirp late at night on a weekend.  

It burned to the ground in late 2016 in the Great Gatlinburg fire.