Bill, unless I'm reading this incorrectly, doesn't it advise on your firm's website that 12 months is sufficient? 

Hello Fellow BPers: I am interested in hearing from others who have bought properties off of websites like:  hudhomestore.com and auction.comThanks in advance for your responses.

Originally posted by @Emily Powell:And I am told that the program making up the difference between what I was quoted for rent initially and what I am receiving from the housing authority (and tenant) is called SAVE (www.saveinckc.org/).I hadn't heard of SAVE before, but their website says they started out in the 1980s as a hospice for people living with HIV or AIDS. 

I have found that this website is helpful in all aspects whether its help with financing, law, getting started or even encouragement.

I heard about this website through my loan officer and I'm so glad to stump upon a place where there is so much information.

Came across the website just recently and have become consumed with the forum and podcasts. 

If you go to my website, you can see properties up to $2MM, none of which have anything wrong with them.

I have found the forums on this website to be invaluable and I am an avid listener of the podcast.

Before I moved in, my PM told me what needed to be replaced and whatnot via website.

We also plan to create and launch our website and utilize squeeze pages, and put up bandit signs.