Originally posted by @Aaron May:@Jazmine Stanek my beachfront condo in Daytona was full all summer but the fall and winter look like they’ll be soft .

If there is damage (visible or windows don’t close, doors are out of alignment, areas of floor are soft) then just account for it in getting money back at closing.regarding future sales .... if you have to fight them so does everyone else within 20 miles.

The project budget includes the soft costs of things like surveys, plan check and permit fees, and professional fees for the architect and engineers, and is usually in the 12-18% range.

I texted back that as a financial consultant, he should know that a criminal background/eviction check is a soft hit on the credit report and has no affect on his score....which we're not checking anyway.

They reward their loyal patrons with automatic upgrades, free concierge service, free breakfast, almost meal like evening hors devours, deserts, unlimited coffee, tea, water, soft drinks, free internet, business service access, etc.

Although I am looking to buy outside the GTA, it’s helpful to understand the market for when I can afford to buy there  If you apply online for a mortgage, the bank will do a soft pull on your credit which shouldn't affect your credit score.

The market is pretty soft there. 

. $10K leaves you no margin for error in your construction costs plus it doesn't take in to consideration all of the soft costs like insurance, taxes, interest etc that will be incurred while you're doing the rehab with no income coming in.

The company I called was called had powerwashing in the name... however when I read their descriptions, the roof is called soft washing and they even go on to say do not power wash.

I don't know.. there might be a soft landing...   25% corporate income tax definitely encourages a lot more investment.