Think about a different field, the self-help industry.

My credit score good and I am self-employed.

This is different than any other utility such as electric or gas.In other words, if the tenant doesn't pay the water/sewer bill, those charge are assessed against the property and must be paid by the owner.

I am rehabbing my own house and have done almost everything my self from painting to tearing up concrete.

He has a $5 bill monthly revolving budget with top ups if needed.A recent deal in which I have been involved in with him ( and a nice little earner for self ) has been a reverse sale of $100 mill ( well 98.7 mill ) of bulk purchased and inventoried REO's.

I live in granite shoals, texas.. about 50 miles outside of austin.Up to this point i have been self reliant, self taught, and "self made"..

Rehab it your self and sell?

I agree with your assessment.

I have long advocated informing the lender in all installment contracts, wraps and sub-2 transactions.As John mentioned, a properly given notice will keep them from saying they didn't know but more importantly, after a period of time and if a formal objection is not made or notice to accelrate the loan is not made, that may be construed as acceptance of the deal!

Contacting local agents to assess the demand for staging and also the necessity of an acreditation may save you $2,000.Originally posted by "nchallans":Hello~I am seriously considering becoming a accredited home stager, but the course costs $2000.00 and I am trying to figure out if it is truly worth it.