If you removed unit over the garage before closing will it appraise for the value?

After our breakup she signed a “quit claim deed” and was removed from the title, and I was going to refinance the house to get her off the mortgage.

Guess it makes it perfect for a flip since you can get it cheaper, deal with removing the blemish of "settlement", do a quick reno and put it back on market and collect that margin :)As a remote investor I'd rather just sell it and not deal with the renovation.

From my understanding the grandfathered issue is more of a problem when you're removing and or expanding parts of the property (sqft), but again you'll just need to ask. 

As landlord sell for appreciation or because of headaches almost everytime they’re selling to a primary homeowner, removing one more rental. 

Don’t feel like they won’t take you seriously, just set the expectations early on and stay firm on your rules, and you’ll be fine!

Hey guys, the popcorn ceiling in my place has been painted over and is hard as a rock, I can't do it myself (found that out the hard way) and am now looking to hire someone to get it done. The place is in Inglewood, i...

The seller cannot remove his name from the first lien position on the property without paying off the loan  unless that is stipulated in his loan agreement and you can bet your $30,000 that it is not.

Sadly, the Grantor has passed away (Grandmother in-law) and the trust has served its purpose and the asset is now ready to removed from the irrevocable trust.

During the first year, I spent $250,000 of my money installing PEX and copper pipes in every unit, new drain pipes in the walls and under the building, new windows in never unit, remodeled 5 units, new sewer to the street, removed all the trees and plants and spent a fortune removing the lawns and installing concrete base and rocks and a lot more.So, I wasn't really enthused about owning this property because I thought I paid too much money and I did not care for the neighborhood.