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This sounds very shady to me. I do construction loans all the time and have never heard of this sort of nonsense - I simply wouldn't allow it as the loan broker. Here is how a construction loan is SUPPOSED to work:. . 1) Based upon the finished appraised value and the "Sworn Construction Statement" (SCS), the lender gives you a loan (usually for no more than 12 months).. 2) The SCS is completed based upon all the bids for the project (electrician, plumber, foundation, etc.) and gives you a final tally as to the cost of this construction.. 3) As the sub-contractors complete their portions of the project, they are paid by the lender (who also inspects their work to ensure full completion), and they sign a lien-waiver releasing their interest in the property.. 4) $$ is borrowed from the loan to pay these people and as the loan amount rises so do your monthly house payments.. 5) When the project is completed, the appraiser goes back out to do a Final Inspection. Pictures are taken and the appraiser attests to the fact that everything was done just as it was proposed - thus the original value is still there (or not if you alter plans during the construction).. 6) You move in and are extremely happy with the entire process.. . OK, I always hope for #6 and do everything I can to make sure it happens. A General Contractor (your bro-in-law?) sometimes oversees the whole project and takes care of the sub-contractors.

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If a verbal agreement between someone said "you can stay here temporarily" and never leaves- does that constitute a landlord/tenant dispute in court? He was asked to leave and refuses. She posted an eviction notice and he is contesting. Although there is no written lease agreement, what rights does the property owner have in this case? She is going through the proper eviction proceedings but he's being terribly difficult. He's accused the owner of violating tenant landlord laws, refuses to allow the owner in to the apartment to inspect...etc.. This is in the state of New Hampshire.

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I have a notarized letter from my child's father allowing me to change our son't last name from his to mine. My child and I live in Texas where he was born and his father lives in NJ, is this letter any good.? Has anyone else gone thru this before, What's the next step to get this done.? All I want is my child to have my last name.

of course she would want me to think I was getting an amazing deal because she wanted to sell the house). - The research I have done shows that based on the county tax records appraisal value for the other houses in my subdivision range from $120,000 to $200,000 (I am not sure why there is such a large gap in value because all the houses in my subdivision are very similar and most have identical floorplans

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