, so felt compelled to get more involved.

He was asking if I would be interested in selling my property along with the two others so that the three properties together would be more compelling to a developer.

Barring that, you should be able to get the local authorities to compell the uncooperative homeowner to work with you, as it is definitely a health concern for the neighborhood.

Specifically, if the door from the garage to the house appears to be solid core and has not been replaced since the house was built in 1982, is that okay.

They are quite compelling and motivating!

You can't compel a person to complete the contract or sell you the house.

COREE (centralohioreia.com) main meetings are always the first Tuesday of the month—much easier to schedule around a J.O.B.

They want you to text so they have your cell # and can call to give you the hard core pitch.

Seems like most good wholesalers have a small core list of buyers that buy most of their stuff and they have easy transactions with.The 5,000 person list with the huge email blast and the like is usually for things that the core group all pass on for one reason or another.Mike Nelson had a pretty good article on this topic earlier this week on the main BP Blog:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/16/buyers-lists/?

Or is simply BP and it's core group having possibly originated elsewhere having yet to fully extend it's reach here?