You press "1" and it will charge your account.He may not have the money to buy the materials himself or may just prefer not to.  

What could happen if they refuse and prefer to maintain their original oral agreement?

Can you please share your preferences or experiences with me so I can make a decision?

A home that's a couple of years old should already have most of the new home kinks shaken out of it or starting to show up so inspect it well.A triplex can definitely be a money maker but unit size and parking may make a huge difference in rent.Remember the owner occupant requirement is typically only two years.Congratulations on a good start!

I have a couple of conventional buyers that want to buy and are pre approved.  

And on my subdivisions I am currently building I do not record CCR's or create a HOA.. its only mandatory if we do a PUD... since I am building all the homes and ( praise the LORD almightly ) they all pre sold we are in and out of 27 homes in one year.. and I just leave the folks to self govern themselves.. there are actually a lot of buyers ( at least at these price points starter homes here  350 to 400k) that prefer NO HOA

I am a new to ROI and had of couple deals that didn't work out.

Hey Everyone, Talked to my mortgage broker today to see what kind of property i would qualify for with a conventional mortgage, and she said something that I wanted to verify with everyone.A couple of properties I am looking at are Condos, and they have an association fee associated with them.My broker pretty much cut me off and said, any unit that is part of a "Condo Association" will not qualify for a convention mortgage on an investment property.  

Municipal agencies prefer to sell properties that they have control over title to non-profits.If you really want to do this, you need to determine if it's better to approach from top down (i.e.

I would imagine that ANY city would prefer to have a house like that demolished to polish up the area.