The other thing I didn't agree with is that if I'm forcing my potential buyer to produce a Cashier's check, I'm making them jump through an extra/unnecessary hoop.

I want to be able to buy the best food available in order to keep us healthy.

I would like to know if anyone has had this problem.I'm going to the be owner of a new property TOMORROW, got the survey on Friday from title company and just come to find that my property line doesn't match the survey on record.Technically I have the end of the driveway as my property line in the survey but in fact I have the drive-way and about an extra five feet (5x132) and then a chain link fence (which is what I thought was the property line)What do I do in this case?

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You don't fully(if at all) trust the newb so you do double if not triple the work for the same pay off.Just giving some food for thought as the decisions are all yours to make at the end of the day.   

The tenants ended up having three cats and were willing to pay the extra money for each of them, so we settled at $700/mo!

I agreed to pay the extra $50.

Is it extra living space or mainly storage?

Most looking into Buy/Hold but not opposed to flipping to generate extra capital. 

Hell, I gave my electrician a hundred dollar bonus last month because he did some outstanding work and did some extra work that wasn't in the original scope.