If she says it was "revamped" three years ago, there should have been permits.

You can form a relationship with a title company and get property profile reports and even full blown reports, including previous permits for free so long as you give them your business.

JO, she could be extremely sincere in wanting to work with you yet have a hectic schedule that does not permit her to.

Initially, the land owner tried to flip the land using a prestigious national real estate brokerage that marketed the property with a glossy aerial photograph, a large red line outlining the parcel for sale, a few ground level photographs, zoning information, a list of permitted uses, allowable FAR and the new price - $35 million.

Your local board of realtor contract may also have language in it that will not permit you to assign the contract.

You'll need to add another boiler and do some P&H work, although somewhat miminal.I would also recomend to check with your state or town on permits.

(lol) Your default provision is not limited to the power of sale where non-judicial foreclosures are permitted but you can also have a reversion in the event the lender calls the note with the seller selling the property and paying the borrower an agreed amount.

Here where I am, it might take 90 days just to get a building permit.

Add some inspection fees, permit costs, (permit required to remodel a mobile- $200) I figure the total just to get started in the traditional Lonnie deals will be upwards of $5000.

That upper price would be about 100' and would include permits to dig up the street and the street repairs.If you're not currently connected, you'll have some sort of connection fee.