"misleading a federally-insured lending institution" is a fairly common term in indictments that send people to club "fed" for a few years.

The oustside could use some fresh paint and cut the grass and take away the vines grown on the fence.

The grass is always greener on the other side, that's for sure...I just think that my profit potential is higher doing REI and surrounding businesses full time than it is working for the man (that being my current career track of Corporate Finance.)Thanks for the input.

I have now resorted to putting a "for rent" sign on all of my buildings in a neighborhood where I have a vacancy - even on the buildings that have no vacancy; this gets the phone to ring more, and I explain to the tenants there in advance that I am not trying to rent their place but another one I have that's vacant.I get some referrals from code enforcement officers - typically tenants who are fed up with their present Landlord and are asking about somebody who has properties in good repair and good condition.I also use a service that is called Locators.

They want it spoon fed and instant.

Spring flowers blooming on the little sidewalk out front, and grass already full and green in the backyard, Doreen accepted an offer for $145K with only 16 DOM!!

While the feds are nothing but a bureaucracy, Wisconsin is a very consumer-centric state (for once, that benefits us!)

Could be that the state hasn't intacted one so the Fed version takes place.Thanks in advance!

It won't benefit me at all to have more grass for my tenants to cut, have my property taxes increase, and have to move a fence.

Do you clean it out, take the board down for staging and picture purposes, cut the grass...I know many of you may say properties are sold "AS IS".