Slums are a magnet to those undesirables as well, drifters assume such areas are not taken care of because owners and tenants don't care.

There is no such thing as undesirable work.

You do NOT want undesirable elements getting familiar with your vacant property as the neighborhood "party/crash/hiding place."

How do you handle the calls and prescreenings on the phone and what do you do to blow off undesirable sounding tenets right from the start ?

I am a CA Realtor, a CA loan officer, and I love tiling, doing mud work, fences, landscaping, painting, fixtures, baseboards, fans, appliances, etc.

I didnt look at the ram jack site,,,but mud jacking,,if its the same MAY help you out a bit.

Then you go through and tape, mud and shoot the texture.

Thus his undesire to help.Anyway, it's my understanding that you buy the property from the owner, not the trustee (given the trustee approves the terms and the price).If you wait for the end of feasibility period, this is likely to play against you for the seller will be able to get off the hook (contract) legally.

And his credit is now mud.

The Early Termination section in the TAR Lease, paragraph 28, is about as clear as mud.