We have a 1br in the Hemispheres complex, on the barrier island (2nd line of buildings from the beach) in Hallandale Beach, FL. 2.5 years ago it was rented in under 1 month for 1450, while similar apartments in the complex were rented 1500+.

So, I have been around Real Estate sitting on the side lines waiting with all kinds of excuses.So, I recently purchased my first property at the Sheriff sale held in Mercer County.

Check their website for current rebates, sometimes it can almost entirely offset the cost of running the line into the house, assuming the main is available on the street.I converted my primary residence this past winter and saved a good bit. 

When the market is good, everyone wants to be a real estate investor, when it is bad, everyone sells and runs.Fact - more millionaires were made from the great depression than from any other time in history, however the majority of people stood in handout lines for food because they didn't even have money to eat.

Redirecting the hot water heating lines for that old register under the counter was a logistical nightmare but thanks to Pex it was a twist & fit.

It's been my experience they will charge for the relocation.My neighbor constructed was in a similar situation for his electric service... except he wanted a two story garage and the electric line was in the way from the pole to his house.

I had my attorney write the purchase contract and he just threw in a line about borrower recognizing underlying debt on a standard promulgated form.

Bottom line is though don't get so scared, it happens all too often.

I have had customers with 2-3 claims on a property and now they are struggling to find a carrier that will accept them and their only options are typically to go to a non-admitted surplus lines carrier which has very high premiums.Speaking as an agent i say its better to have the coverage and not need than to need it and not have it (or not enough of it).

Hi All - I have substantial equity tied up in two investment properties (a 5 family commercial property and a 3 family residential property) which I would like to access through Line of Credit products.