The township says the CO must be completed before closingMy realtor (who actively invests in this town) says don't worry about it an apply for the CO once you finish your work before moving in.My lender says they dont care and will finance with or without the CO.My lawyer says its up to us - they'll just run an open permit search to make sure there's nothing outstanding. 

Businesses, retail, office, industrial, ag.Why investors continue to fight over on-market houses baffles me.

With all idle funds and cashflow hitting that balance, it creates a large snowball effect where both the outstanding balance and interest cost are dropping rapidly. 

Agents are fighting hard to get listings.

The STR experience has a lot of run and as many home owners are investing in buying STR or some becoming Arbitrager, i see communities becoming more receptive to the concept, but it is not without political fight at the ballot box. 

I found out today he started a bar fight this weekend causing extensive damage to a local establishment.

If you did ReFi, your beginning balance would be just your current outstanding + closing costs. 

Even professional property managers who don’t do a good job of screening place tenants with outstanding landlord-tenant judgments.

But be prepared to “fight” for every dollar of loan amount

, fights over parking spaces, etc.