Maybe if it has been off for longer than 6 mo, 1 yr, 5 yrs ect, maybe that is why it seems to not be universally employed when in fact it is.

We always look for properties in great areas (or the potential to be great in the next 5-10 yrs) and that need some work.

I am currently marketing by direct mail and bandit signs in Massachusetts but if like to market and get some deals in New Hampshire because I love there but I'm not very familiar with properties in nh since I've only lived there for about 5 yrs.

A little about lil' ole me: My dad flipped houses when I was 13 yrs young and I got to see some of the processes, but noticed he rarely kept them...

I'm hoping there is some prior grandfather'd statute that says if a house has had a driveway for 50 yrs and there are two lots and one gets sold but not the other, that the old owner cannot infringe on the use of said driveway.Hell, I'm hoping that the guy just transfers the thing to me.I know that I can be nasty too- complain to city when lot isn't mowed, sue him for use of the lot since it has and is an infered contiguous space...still I'd rather not play games.Anyone have experience with this???

Even more to your question in more than 30 yrs I have never had anyone be able to offer proof a note was called due because of this kind of transfer.

Marc Daniel I am a LU member have been for around 5 yrs, are you?

My wife and I have always maxed our 401k contribution since day 1 of working after college ;)My plan in the next 10 yrs is to have 1 million in stock savings (401k, IRAs) and 1 million in RE net worth.Lately I have been researching new businesses I can startup and sell off.

This gentlemen has been in the REI business for 25+ yrs and he appears to have everything in place as far as rehabbing costs and gameplan together.

My father-in-law is also a very experienced agent and former broker with 35 yrs in the business who has been there to guide me and will do my deals.