.- What you love & hate about it: love polishing a house that needs attention.  

@Jaelyn WhislerCode violations are usually handled by the police dept in the county.  

My background is in Marketing and Sales, however, my formal education is in Criminal Justice and Police Training.  

I have been talking with Coinmache and in their contract they don't provide for a cancelation police or fee.

The only thing I can add is that if you're looking at a new area check with the police to see how bad the area and the subject property are.

How big the adjustment in the market is will be hard to calculate, and is dependant on whether any foreign money gets taken out of the market, which could cause a much bigger collapse.I remember hearing an investor, on one of the BP podcasts, talk about a conversation he had with a police officer in California, right before the crash in 2008.

It will take you, say ,1 hour to do your first offer, search etc. and once you have the template, next time you need to put an offer in, it will take you mins ;pGo to any training your broker have you do to polish your realtor side.For me it's all about collective learning.  

In the same way as talking back to a police office might be more likely to land you a ticket.My experience with DNS is that they always seem to find something, but that usually the things they find are items that are on my list of things to fix.

It will take you, say ,1 hour to do your first offer, search etc. and once you have the template, next time you need to put an offer in, it will take you mins ;pGo to any training your broker have you do to polish your realtor side.For me it's all about collective learning.

Chances are you will not get caught, but I have seen firsthand neighbors call police and code enforcement officials when the vacationers were smoking pot, being loud, etc.