In our case, what we usually do is ask them to send us a formal signed letter explaining the specific reason why they need to pay their rent in two installments (usually because of how they get paid at work).We also ask for their permission and the contact number of their employer to verify the information.

Keep it clean with no prohibited transactions or self‑dealing, use third‑party servicers, and title everything in the IRA’s name if buying.

The third wave were managers operating for their own interest at the expense of the shareholders.  

Never pay for this type of service… takes 5 minutes to find a few 0% business cards … 5 more minutes to apply … the only way they can maximize your approval limit is to lie about income … income and credit profile determine credit card limit, not a third party you pay to “find” these offers  

I often edify appraisals - as a check and balance on parties: buyer, sellers and both representatives need to somewhat agree on valuation and the appraisal protects the lender and buyer as an independent third-party opinion.

As they struggle to come up with the money to pay your LTR, they'll start dropping minimum night stays and letting people use it as a party house, then after a month or two or three when they figure out they're making nothing they'll slink off into the night and you'll have the fun of repairing your house. 

In fact, in most states, Contractors are limited to receiving either 10% or $1000 as their down-payment, whichever is less.....You are right, 50% is something I only see for quick 2-day jobs with a crew like a fence install or roof replacement.

Hi all,I need to replace 5 windows in one of my multifamilies is central CT. Was wondering whether any of you has a good contractor recommendation. Thank you in advance

Also, check to see if they installed crushed stone and a moisture barrier below the slab.Lastly, it would be good to know if a licensed plumber did the underground.If you actually have a true 7.5' ceiling that would be great for a Chicago 2 unit, but before you do anything consider pulling a zoning certificate and a foia request...either you or your friend could do that.Happy to hop on a call and talk more about the deal.

Quote from @Kieran Dowling: I am in need of a Plumber who is reasonable and will give me a reasonable price for a stack replacement in Cincinnati, Ohio, and also install installing fixtures I do not want a big company I got recs, shoot me a message and I can send a couple your way