I have a friend that has a better camera that I am going to borrow and I went and got some pictures and additional pillows, etc to change around some of the staging items.

We are working on a Mobile Home Park in Georgia and would like a referals to a good commercial RE lawyer that can review contracts and help setup an LLC for the property.

Another one, who was referred by investor, wouldn't shut up either.

I also bought some new pictures to hang and a few other staging items to add.

You could also contact some property management companies to get some references, as they usually work with investors, contractors, banks, etc.Good Luck!

CHECK REFERENCES.

If you like what you hear, ask them for lender/investor references.

Three items top the list in this scenario: 1) inquiries to get new loan; 2) age of the new loan; 3) increased utilization.

I have had one tenant burn out a ceiling fan because it was so dusty that when it was cleaned enough dirt went in the motor to stop it from working.We use Home Depot life time warantee paint so if a tenant puts holes in our walls it's a 25 dollar fee per hole and if it's scratched or dirty they are charged regardless of how old the paint is because it's warranted as long as I own the home and it's not damaged. ( The tenants are told to hang items on the wall with Command strips ) I use them in my own home and they work well.Our laminate floors carry a lifetime warantee as well so if there is wear or damage from not caring for it the tenant is buying a new floor.

Whether the wording is enforceable or not, most bank will not honor a conditional endorsement and you need to have a special arrangement where you verify the endorsement before the item is paid.I believe Beneficial finance or maybe Houselhold used this idea at one time (maybe mid 1990's) where they sent out $5,000-$10,000 checks and people that cashed them had an instant second mortgage, maybe it was unsecured, but the homeowners believed it was secured by their Real property.