drweltman,If you are still sitting on that property, then I would recommend rapidly lowering the price to get rid of it.

I was looking at a property in a very desireable neighborhood in my town, I can get the house for 60k and the owner will hold 50k of the mortgage, there is however around 35k of work that needs to be done in the home--when done the home should apraise at around 150---here is my dilema, this can be a good flip, however this area is rapidly apreciating and I can get around 800 a month positive cash flow by renting---how can I get a loan for the down payment/closing and repairs?

A seller may also try to back out of the contract if the real estate market has appreciated rapidly and the property significantly increases in value.

Take a look at Pittsburgh, whose real estate market experienced rapid recovery shortly after its population showed some growth again.

I have been looking at other cities like Kansas City, Indianapolis, Atlanta, and Grand Rapids (Michigan).

Underwriters look for rapid acquisition of properties from a nationwide title search, they double check address and if there are any discrepancies the borrower needs to write a letter of explanation on title and the credit report as well as other methods.

My name is Randy and I am out of the greater Grand Rapids, MI area.

Just got an e-mail with a new location.WHERE: Savannah Rapids Pavillion Red Cedar Room 3300 Evans to Locks Rd.

Maybe someone has some suggestion on how I can post it and I'll be happy to show you the evolution.So without the benefit of showing you the evolution of my mailing over time with number of letters mailed, response rates and closed deals, suffice it to say since Jan 2013, our response rates have been dropping consistently and our piece sent have increase substantially.

Some of the new vouchers are apart of rapid rehousing.