Sorry, it doesn't pass the "smell test" that a property in that neighborhood of Memphis selling for 75k and renting for 825 would be a big cash flow cow.Unless he was just calculating Year 1.

I smell sales pitches a mile away.

Hi (Neighbor) Denise,Nice to see another jersey body here.

----I try to be as respectful as I can in my deals but when I smell an oppty I usually pounce on it.

Then, I find that other questions I am interested in asking I prefer to hear the answer in person so I can evaluate their body langauge.

That is what I attempted to do, but the main listing agent looks at us like we are contagious & has a sort of negative jerky body reaction to low cash offers.

I didn't study the Dodd Frank areas dealing with CC, but there were changes, I don't know if you can, but it smells like it may be contrary to the current flavor of consumer rights to me.

What I mean is that, this neighborhood is in the dumps because the community of people living there are in the dumps by mind, body and spirit.

the tenants at one house moved out a few weeks ago. they were there just one year and moved in after the house was freshly painted and re-carpeted.anyway. there were fingerprints and smudges on the walls all over the house and even areas that you'd have to try to leave a fingerprint. nothing that a new coat of paint can't cover, but the whole house needed to be re-painted.regarding the carpet, there are dog pee stains and large furniture impressions. they tried to steam all stains out and even used spray chemicals to remove them. it does not smell, but the stains are there.would you charge them or keep a portion of the s. deposit for something like this?

It could simply be that one of the short sale buyers had enough lead time to get the money together.On the other hand, it's annoying to think that someone gets to the front of the line by being dishonest, and every body involved looks the other way.