60,000 btu. over twenty guys were in home over 7 mths tracking in dirt ruined floors, blowing insulation over knob and tube wires!

I guess spending a couple of hundred will save you thousands later on.

It says this, "in any event that I falsify any representation made in the above certification, including but not limited to the rental or conveyance in any interest in the property in whole or part to a third party, I shall pay ten thousand dollars to fanny Mae as liquidated damages."

Last year I had a contractor walk in the middle of a job with a few extra thousand dollars we had paid them, and it cost more than that to get another contractor in there to complete it.I have a $150,000 project right now, and I am wondering what clauses, or what payment schedule people use to ensure that contractors are finishing projects and are motivated to do so through a draw schedule that ensures they are never being paid for work that hasn't been completed.Thanks in advance for any advice.

I would be more upset if I didn't up the offer and someone else got the house for only a couple thousand more.

The current ruling political party is ruining everything! 

@Tom OttI've spent thousands on direct mail and have had spotty response rate I have discovered cold calling my list to be effective. 

I've actually been approached by very experienced flippers who make hundreds of thousands on each flip (or at least claim to), and have visited some of their very impressive projects, but if they don't also put skin in the game or have an absolutely out-of-the-park deal, I'm not willing to risk my money on it.

It takes WAY to long in our area to get an eviction done when you do everything by the book so I wouldn't mess around with this trying to save a nickel and being out thousands in many more months of unpaid rent instead.

Every single new wholesaler finds the deals that only need $10k-$15k rehab while I've been doing this for years (and sold 100's of properties) have seen 2 of those in all of the thousands of houses I've been in.