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The previous owners "professionally" cleaned the carpets which are stained and smell like pee.  

I'm not a big fan of tattoos however newer investors and wholesales should copy @Dev Horn's post above and have it permanently inked somewhere in there body that they see a lot of, whether belly, butt or forearm.Great message, Dev. 

My question is have any body ever experienced a problem buying an REO property using hard money lenders?   

It can be a lot cheaper if you rent a house with friends, but there's a good chunk of the student body that doesn't want to live in the proverbial party house. 1,000 new housing units MIGHT start to make a dent in demand.

Essentially, I was carrying so much stress around, my brain and body would sort of short circuit and I'd end up with a full on seizure - the whole enchilada with a crash to the floor and muscular spasms and contractions for anywhere from 15 to 90 minutes.  

While the court may find in your favor....good luck actually collecting from her.Also I do suggest that if you end up in court....or in front of any sort of disciplinary body like the Boston Fair Housing Commission....you absolutely must get a lawyer.

I am 20 years old and graduated high school with the honors of both Valedictorian and Student Body President ( graduated with a small class of 122 students)I have been involved in investing for about 2 years have assisted with flipping my brothers homes @Jordan Atkin ( approximately  20 homes in 2 years) during this time frame. 

My dad came and put . 1 little slab of mud on the wall and said his body couldn't handle it.

thanks a lot every body for your comments, I really didn't know about the problem and I feel really bad for the new owner.