What about other suppliers?

If you don't get paid receipts for materials the material supplier who didn't get paid on the account can place a material lien on your property long after the contractor left!

It may seem that I'm trying to argue for the newer sun belt places, but I'm really trying to understand if I could be missing something, as it seems that there are numerous buyers for those older places.

In a recent deal purchasing an REO (Freddie Mac), I encountered numerous problems with not only getting the deal locked up, but dealing with all the Freddie issues as well.So the new record is this: NINE counters before fully executed into escrow!

I'm trying to understand the 50% rule.I've read numerous posts concerning the 50% rule.

And yes, it is common to have a leak originate in your unit, and flood out numerous floors below...I think my record is only six other units, but I have heard of even more extensive damage in local highrises.If you own a condo, you MUST replace washer hoses with no-burst stainless braided hoses, and not the cheap chinese ones either!

I'd prefer a wholesaler, small company, or reputable online supplier...

an attorney can explain title defects to you in much better and accurate detail but sometime peoples will have interest in the property from the numerous chain of past owners you likely have. sometimes those people are overlookes or the title was't recorded accurately or they never filed paperwork with the registry. dependong on the type of title your buying you could be liable for those damages and may have to pay off that interest.

KEEPING LOCAL BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIERS busy while you support them by using there products in your flips.6.  

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