It’s disheartening after so many months of hard work, and of course, I’m emotionally invested in this project.

I'm really emotionally attached to the house in Arizona so I'm leaning towards renting it out until I work through the grief however, I need to avoid paying a huge amount of inheritance tax.

So I suspect as others have issues in that market were ever the lakes are those with waterfront will do better than those who are not. 

Motivation is indeed an emotional thing not a logical thing.

Or a person who's maybe owned a property 30-odd years and been listing forever with no takers, clearly with a strong desire to sell but an issue of market price not working.

Reusing plans does save time, but only when the jurisdiction allows it without demanding a full re-review for minor tweaks.The core issue remains: cities say they want more housing but continue to operate systems that actively discourage it.

Now that we're putting the finishing touches, I've noticed some issues with craftsmanship and am concerned that having him fix these issues will further delay us.

The home I’m in the process of buying was awarded to the seller (paid off) in a previous marriage. The seller is now about to go through another divorce with the new spouse. The new spouse is not listed on the deed al...

Not sure if this is fixable issue or not, trying to find more info online.

- repeat issues: we pay for the first drain unclogging, but if it was because of something they put down, they pay for the second and we will let them know at the first time.