The Proposal establishes mechanisms to provide the nonbank covered person a reasonable opportunity to respond to the Notice.According to the Bureau, the proposed procedures would provide a recipient of a Notice (respondent) with a more robust process than required by Section 1024(a)(1)(C) in Title X of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010.

You have to submit plans for each major trade such as the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and most importantly the engineering plans.

Speaking of education I took a few online Real-Estate courses that have helped me in understanding the mechanics of the industry.

It says right in the lease that the landlord will repair items rather than replace them.Just because a stove takes awhile to heat up doesn't mean it doesn't work and you can demand a new one.We also explained that many items they sent us on a list were COSMETIC ITEMS and that the tenant accepted at the time of move in.Only mechanical issues needing repairs and other structure items would be fixed.The other items they were informed would be fixed on their dime.After a couple weeks they stopped asking and still live there.

Failure to show the ability to repay the loan.

And if mechanicals, roof, or the electric panel are quite old or appear to be obsolete, just budget on replacing them to keep it simple and conservative.

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Well, the HOA and property manager refused to provide ANY documentation other than the BS FAX that didn't provide a reason for the pump's failure, just what it would cost.

If the owner of the property has a mortgage balance greater than the value of the property, the value of that mechanic's lien is near zero.The lien priority or position of the lien - meaning seniority - is what is important in determining the value a lien might have; junior liens are only going to get paid after all senior liens have been paid first.

As a GC here in Western North Carolina I would say you are looking at an easy $50K+ and that's without knowing the total extent of the damages to your plumbing, electrical and other mechanical.