It seems that owning rental units is pretty cut and dry.

I met him one day when he stopped at my house to grab an old washer and drying off my lawn.

The condo conversion market was hot 2 years ago but has really dried up lately.

Since you left the home to rot, you don't mind signing your house away to me, right?"

well if you're trying to acquire conventional financing, the subprime market is all but dried up completely.if you've got good credit and some money banked, you'll be fine.if you've got bad credit and no money - forget about conventional financing.

If your financial partner backdoor's you on a deal leaving you high and dry while he's cashing settlement checks, would you question his integrity and ethics?

He on the other hand has them rented out at 450 per month and basically has sucked them dry for 7 years with little repair.

I did tile, grout, refinished and installed cabinets, installed fixtures, GFI outlets, drywall, paint replaced rotted wood, and removed old caulking and put new caulking.

If I am dealing with the lender, it seems pretty cut and dry.

It might not seem that bad, but keep in mind that diseases like Hepatitis can live outside the body for weeks even if the blood is dried or diluted.