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Andrew Cordle Custom Designed Kitchen
20 May 2014 | 14 replies
Looks really good.Did remove the window on the yellow wall in the first picture?
Bill Graham Tenant Using Extension Cord after power shut off
23 March 2019 | 18 replies
I spoke with the village inspector this morning and he tells me he can probably make the apartment "Unfit for Human occupancy" since they have food actively rotting in the refrigerator.
Jon Rylander should I put down a 20% down payment to avoid mortgage insurance?
29 May 2014 | 12 replies
Hey Peter, unless I a wrong, FHA now requires a refinance to remove PMI.
Jon H. The Consequences of not pulling Permits
10 July 2014 | 12 replies
It'll definitely save you money and time if you don't bother with the permits, but the headaches and money spent opening walls or removing things for the inspector to see the work can be a PITA.
Jonathan M. Tenant only has half the deposit amount
20 May 2014 | 21 replies
Just some food for thought.
Scott J. What Type of Screw is This?
23 May 2014 | 10 replies
I have a 90 year old house and am removing a large Murphy bed that is attached to the plaster wall.
Mike Ale Tenant Problem, what would you do?
21 May 2014 | 12 replies
Tenants have to use the common coin-operated laundry, so I had to remove the appliance from the unit.
Derek Mitchell Deal Review in ABQ
23 May 2014 | 3 replies
Buyer agrees to use best efforts to pay off existing loans that are in sellers name within five years of close of escrow.)Protection for the sellerBuyer will execute a quitclaim deed back to the seller, which is held in escrow unrecordedHow to protect the buyer in the chain of title and potential future creditors of the seller.For the buyers protection a lien of some percentage (I like to see at least 20%) of the purchase price in favor of the buyer executed by the seller will be recorded a "Sellers Performance Deed of Trust" The buyer will appear to be a juniors lender for public record purposes.The seller is protectedFor the sellers protection a reconveyance of said deed shall be executed by the buyer, which would be recorded in the event of a default upon request of the seller, which remains uncured for sixty (60) days upon written notice of default, has been mailed to the buyerThis would allow the management company to unilaterally remove buyers cloud on the title by using the pre-signed reconveyance if the default was not cured as outlined.You might be interested 1.
Manny Cirino Liens & Land Trusts... Would you do it?
24 May 2014 | 21 replies
The eye sour is removed from the nice neighbourhood, etc...