It does slope to a ridge but waht is rather odd, is that end bearing wall is not there at the carport, it is mainly cantilvered on the exterior wall of the house overhanging for the carport with the outer posts.

Do you want to allow for additional partners, what happens when a partner wants out, how do you plan to value expertise as opposed to cash brought into the partnership.

I am getting set up with wholesaling, and wanted to get your opinions, as investors who are purchasing assigned contracts from other wholesalers.I have read that it is beneficial to closing the contract with the seller to have a very brief contract written in plain english as opposed to the longer official state contract (TREC contract in Texas).I have drafted a version of this wholesaling contract, it has two or three clauses that will protect me in case I need to get out.

It needs about two full weekends worth of work, but that’s ok I am not opposed to doing this.

I am trying to complete an exterior Broker Price Opinion, and I need to get information about the property without actually going inside.

Most of the work that needs done:1. carpeting needs replaced2. interior and exterior needs painted (unless new siding is put on)3. several large trees, bushes, and bamboo need removed (as well as other cosmetic landscaping)4. sills are rotted around 15 windows and 2 small bay windows (new windows all around?)

I'm assuming that exterior wall on the right side is keeping the roof from sagging.

I always use my own title company, for several reasons:- They can close much faster (literally 2-3 days if the seller's attorney cooperates, as opposed to 4-6 weeks if I use the seller's attorney)- They cost much less (since I do a lot of work with them, they only charge $200 for attorney fees vs $600 for the typical REO attorney)- I trust they'll get it right

This stuff seems to be easy to install and fairly cheap to install, thinset and lay, opposed to thinset then laying concrete backerboard, then screwing the backerboard down, which is very time consuming.

Would not A bank who is taking the loss in the short sale just say that if there is a buyer that is willing to pay $200,000 as opposed to $150,000 then the short sale amount they will take would be $200,000 instead of just the $150,000 effectively wiping out your original deal?