I'm definitely wanting to take a little extra time and money to one-up comparable houses so I can have pride in my work, give someone a house they believe is more than what they should be able to afford, make people happy, and sell the house faster!

My septic guys have always told me I don't need them - the extra enzymes - - - not the septic guys!!

So i am in the military and receive roughly 1400/month just for housing and where i stay now they take it all so i don't see that extra money.I was wondering if it would be a good idea to buy a manufactured home for say 40k and pocket the rest of the money left over from the mortgage for a year and a half until i leave the area.My concern is selling / renting out the manufactured home, do they sell or is it usually easy to find tenants ?

You check this buy looking at building permits, site plan approvals, and zoning requests with the city or county.

I have a 4 leg approach (one extra to these) and that's a general marketing/negotiating capability.

Pursue a short sale while still permits or a loan modification?

We also found that same issue in the electrical panel where an amateur renovator had tried to wire in an extra breaker.good luck

Sometimes it would be me (and I am not very experienced with dogs) and some nervous plumber trying to settle it down and shoo it away.When you have a unit with a dog or cat you will also lose out on a small number of future prospective tenants with bad allergies who cannot live in the same duplex with a pet.There are upsides to permitting dogs, one being that landlords often charge more.

Especially if every loan officer would go the extra mile to make that submission perfect ;)

Of course the number of permits for downtown apartments will begin to subside as the market will eventually begin to create more vacancy when the units available outpaces the number of occupants looking to reside downtown.