The expense headings are in line with the tax form line items and I have a spot for comments if necessary. 

If so, I'm all ears -- Thank you in advance.Sounds like there is an item on the lien cert -- a large unexpected item -- that the seller doesn't want to pay.Anything that arises before a buyer takes title would ordinarily be the seller's responsibility UNLESS the buyer agrees otherwise.

Except in cases under item (b) above, the landlord shall give the tenant at least twenty-four hours notice of his intent to enter and may enter only at reasonable times.

Hey guys,For our current flip we getting a list of items to be done by "finisher" (handyman), was curious what usual tasks are given to finisher . 

Do you have an insurance broker you could discuss these items with? 

And if tenants don't want it, you now have to remove everything and store it for next tenant. in two years when next tenant moves in and tries to rent it from you, its now obsolete. only way I see it working is if you rent large items, and have a very large portfolio to sustain it, and have personnel to maintain the items. that's with no research into the matter though, just my initial thoughts.

The easiest way to get the relationship started is to start by calling the places that your thinking about doing business with and figuring out what their lending guidelines are on the major items.

Other times, I have to send competing quotes to vendors for a price match on the items that are more.

If an inspection is done before, the rehab can address all the issues found, particularly the more serious items like foundations, mould and termites.

•Charged me $500+ in "materials" and refused to provide me with receipts and just gave me a generalized itemization and charged me for debris removal when I had done it MYSELF.