I still subscribe to their monthly magazine.3) I have a book called Carpentry and Construction, Third Edition, from 1999 by Mark R.

You are asking us if this quote you have would include trims, but you should be asking the party that provided you the bid as only they can tell you if it is or is not included.As with any contract for goods or services, you should have it in writing and it should be detailed enough to cover what is included and what is not.My contracts include "Exclusions" which list items that are not covered in the bid and one if my exclusions is always "Anything not specifically listed above".

You can use it right away if you get a lease for that third unit (75% of gross - PITIA is the formula).

It eliminates having to buy your third property under the 1031 timelines. 

The GREAT deals are those in which every party ends up in a better situation after closing.

The GREAT deals are those in which every party ends up in a better situation after closing.

If they lost and If you used a realtor with a real state form, there should be a section that covers penalties for the seller and for the buyer if either party fails to follow through.

The 5 Bedroom, 4.5 bathroom home features a bedroom on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the third floor, and a loft that can be converted into a bedroom in the fourth floor.

Here's where buying below UPB is so important since performing note buyers base their calculations off of UPB, not total debt.We are more aggressive, seek out the more delinquent notes, so getting re-performers is rare.The best out of the 3 looked like this:Purchase price:     $148,500UPB:                     $149,059Total Debt:           $217,829Market Value:       $224,500Sold to 3rd Party: $200,000BidderNet Proceeds:      $190,830Net Profit:           $34,034I would definitely buy from Revolve again in the future.

That part is up to you and maybe your realtor to assist you.