Partnerships have to satisfy one major requirement to even be considered by me...what are you bringing to the table that I cannot already do myself better, faster, or unable to contract out cheaper.

Just go with the flow and get a contractor to professional explain why you can't put any insulation, have him make up the best lie and trust me the tenant will be satisfied that you had tried.Last: once the least is up, that is the only opportunity you have to notified the tenant that you no longer want him.

Taking this stance will cause you to ask enough questions and collect enough documentation to satisfy yourself that what you are working on is a viable transaction vs. posting inaccurate and incomplete information on a website or worse yet, sending it to an investor in attempts to sell them a note that you yourself do not fully understand.

If left open, then it probably isn't truly satisfied; if they paid it off and closed the line so that there are no more draws allowed, then there should have been a satisfaction piece recorded.Title insurance could be a real issue, with any outstanding items such as this being listed as exceptions that won't be insured.

It sounds to me like my only recourse is to give this away to a broker where the deal is and to my broker and be satisfied with the crumbs.

Maybe YOU could take a note on their auto and sell for less to satisfy the bank,

It does not provide the lender with any information on the realtor's opinion of the current market value, but satisfies their requirement that they have the listing agreement.The comps are most important when working to get the BPO lower.

It's impossible to get blood from a rock.Try to get a warm lead on your next PM from someone who is satisfied with whoever they are using.HM

Then, assuming you have equity in your other building... or not, I would try to cross collateralize that building to satisfy the remainder of the lenders requirements.

Installation was simple, and after i had it all together I tried pulling it apart for several minutes till i was satisfied there is no way it was going to pull apart in the wall.Anyway, i won't post links since i'm new here, but the product is made by Tyco and is called a romex splice.