All Forum Posts by: Ryan Watson

Veronica,

Question #2, it most certainly can be used as leverage for negotiation. This is where your title company comes in. They will see that the tax bill gets taken care of.

Question #3, go with your own title company. Otherwise you might get suprised with something you dont want.

Thanks for the answer J. been seeing that around here and there but wasnt sure what it was.

One quick question. How come there are two hidden posts on here? Do you guys see that too? Its posts 5 and 6 from the bottom. Assuming this post is the bottom.

Yes, thats a different animal. When you've got extensive maintenance costs that go with a structure, cash on hand is vital. Thats a given.

I saw this show the other day for the first time. This is going to be good sh*t. I saw the one where Jose didnt finish a bathroom job, and they went after him with a PI. Lured him to a fake job for confrontation. All hosted by some comedian guy and an MMA fighter for intimidation purposes. This show is great. ahahahaha!

I already see a safety hazard. I hope you hadnt left those block walls still standing unsupported? You should push those over too, though I wouldn't be surprised if that tractor didnt have the power. I dug up a water line with the backhoe attachment once. That thing was borderline useless, no power, and john deere controls. Yuck!

Looks like your having fun though, and getting stuff done, thats all that counts.

I disagree with this statement. As someone looking to get a first property, vacant land. A doable deal with an opening bid for county surplus at 750.00 is a feasible idea until l you factor in 1000+ in earnest money. Then it just kills the whole picture. If i could get the land for under 3000 bucks, i can afford 100 dollars a year in taxes, and keep the grass cut. Atleast my name would be on something.

I learn somethin new every time i come here.

Welcome to the forum.

Im looking to try out scuba diving myself. Chances are good that ill get my PADI license this year. I'm excited.

I like that idea. Especially if you have to call a realtor to the property to gain access. Unfortunately you dont always get to have the broker give you the key code to unlock the key.