That is usually not able to be metered separately and can be quite high in some cities (have a duplex in Cleveland and it's almost $2k a year for water)

I searched the forums and was not able to find what i was looking for so i figured i would ask the community. 

For the vast majority of people a house isn't an investment asset, it's just a giant ANCHOR.

However, I often time find these people on Facebook and am not able to contact them any other way.

Deal fell through, no one bought his flip and they were not able to recoup the money for several months after they expected.

We did pull a building permit and had an electrical permit pulled for the electrical work done in the kitchen, but didn't pull a plumbing permit, and I'll give you my reasoning for why- since it's a duplex in Mpls, even though we own the property and live in it, we're not able to pull any permits outside of a building permit.

If the TK is as reputable as it claims to be, it should stand behind its work and it won't worry about not able to offload the property to you if you get hung up on the language, Order an inspection for sure after rehab.  

State laws differ in how the general warranty deed is created, but, usually, there are specific words that make a deed a general warranty deed, most notably, convey and warrant and warrant generally.

Multifamily probably doesn't pencil today....so what is left is perhaps either some retail in a different format than the old valley view mall....or maybe a giant warehouse district. 

Many lenders fall short on the day of closing, and if you are not able to get an extension, you could lose your deposit.