Honestly, all my buyers to this day I have gotten their info online or through a third party.

That hard part is finding the owner.Step one is to find find out who the owner is; Generally you can find this on the state or local tax assessor website Step two is find how to contact them -Just Google people search and a ton of sites will come up.

They will ask the upstairs neighbor to be quiet, who gets upset and/or says he is not doing anything, but otherwise they say there is nothing they can do and say that the management company needs to take care of it.The management company says they don't have the upstairs landlord's info and can't get in touch with him/her, and they redirect everything to the HOA, so there is this circle of one party redirecting to another and no one is taking ownership of the situation.

Thank you @John Moore and Account Closed for the welcoming party!

When Assigning my contract with all parties knowing my fee at closing ...

The best part is you have a 24hr. support team and it's free.

The fixer-upper education part is also vitality important if you want to build value as you invest.

This simply means all the buyers fees, costs, and cash to close are on one HUD statement, and the seller's costs, fees, monies received, etc. are on a separate HUD closing statement, such that neither party sees the other party's side, also referred to as a Blind HUD's.

It is best to have an attorney draw up a JV agreement to put in writing each party's responsibilities and rights.

We have been "fighting" for about 2 weeks to see who will pay for this bill, who's responsibility this is......The weird, scary part is that we are buying another new house with this builder and the closing should be in a couple of days.