There was roughly two million dollars for the development of 24 units, small in scope, and about $800K for developer fees.

Not to mention, you end up wasting the fee for the home warranty and the charge for the repair person to come out and not repair the problem.

I decided to go with the condo route because some of the repairs are incorporated with the condo fees.

Two attorney's closing fees, etc. etc.

- demanding that we return to accomadate her.And now she wants to parade contractors through our home (which we have paid for through the end of the month) to get estimates on upgrades - and start the renovations before we go (while boxes are stacked floor to ceiling, etc., etc., etc.)It came to a head last week - and this Friday she posted our front door indicating yet ANOTHER inspection.

Odds are all stacked in the House's favor on all the other games.

I'm willing to do an hourly rate for work or a flat fee depending on the type of work, but in any case I have negotiated with a local contractor to work on-site without charging me for the trip.

I called July 2nd and told him if I didn't have all the rent and late fees by the 5th, I would start the eviction process.

Ther is little equity left after a refinance where the loan officer received over $12,000 in junk fees.

Loan fees and closing costs are strictly regulated by FHA and do not vary greatly from one lender to the next.