Hello, I found a property in need of extensive work in northern NJ.

Hi,I am at least six months or more away from completing the rehab of the house I just purchased, the house needs extensive work to be brought back to code.Pretty much entire house needs to be renovated so possibly I may need to move them a couple of times and once I am done with the renovation I need to fumigate the house as well.I am seeing some good deals on appliances during this holiday season.

She took almost three weeks to sign a simple lease extension form.

The owner no longer lives there due to the extensive damage, including but not limited to a massive hole in the roof. 

Father moved in a month before me with extensive contractor knowledge which I piggy backed over the next few years.

I can't imagine that I'm the only person that's ever come up against this situation, but I've looked fairly extensively and I've seen a lot of information regarding occupants, but not guests.

@Canesha Edwards unless you have extensive property management experience, I would not plan on managing this property yourself.

So we agree to an extension to Dec, so that he can go to court and get the restriction removed.

I couldn't file my taxes on time and I had to file for an extension.

After doing my own inspection and found dry rot even though there was an inspection done before that did not call it out, I negotiated it down to $293,400 and $13,500 in seller paid closing costs and switched it to an FHA 203k rehab loan.Thought I would take advantage and do some value add so I included a conversion from office to bedrooms (just a closet and smoke alarm), Ductless AC, an extension of the carport to allow 2 large cars each unit, fenced yards, paint, cabinet paint, Shower tiles, ect.