I guess I need to do some calling around tomorrow.

I’m guessing I will work on evicting them first then work on judgements.

I guess I could have subdivided my two acres and sold the house capital gains tax free and retained one acre. 

I guess when the GP and the middlemen involved in cost segregation studies proudly state its benefits, they are talking about the benefit to themselves rather than the LP.If your losses are not much then no need to file the state return as the money spent in filing the state return is way more than the money saved by capturing the losses.Did your cpa mention how the passive carry over losses are accepted by the state when they were not already recorded by filing a state return in the prior years?

If you don’t know how to write your own contract and negotiate the purchase then I guess a realtor could be of a service.

I guess I'll just have to be very careful with my wording during phone screenings.

I guess I just need to shift my focus as well. 

My understanding was that he's putting them in escrow to then draw from as he does the repairs (in his example, it's $10k wrapped into "settlement charges" on the HUD), though I guess he doesn't say this specifically. 

But now, investor-buyers not only need to worry about out-bidding competition on price, sellers are also demanding that inspection periods be waived for fixer-uppers.I guess it’s not all bad.

I'm guessing the "within 6 month" requirement is part of the 6 payment requirement and figures into the back end financing arrangments.Good luck.