BUT CRASH  not sure about that.. unless tech dries up and leaves of course.. kind of like how steel left Cleveland.. 

The first example I used has excessive fees for what they offer, and don't do what they're supposed to do.

I do like the thought of working the same general area so I can get familiar with the values and W&S lines, but there are only about 500 parcels in the area, about half of which are on dry land and vacant.Which would you choose? 

Bathroom remodels take at least 3-4 days because the new mud needs time to dry and you probably have some subfloor damage.

The Board decided there was excess money in a fishing derby account and transferred $500 out of it and into charitable fund.After contacting board president with my concerns.

Leasing / Property Management business - when equity shrinks and credit dries up people have to rent out houses.

The threshold for STR with FDOR (known by most as the sales and use tax enforcers) is 6 months so I keep a clause in my leases that if they move out before occupying the property for at least six months they're also on the hook for paying sales tax on their rent (6.5%  in Orange Co. but varies from 6% to 7% depending on local voters funding their favorite projects with the amount in excess of 6%). 

Now if I am around, I unstop the leak myself and leave a fan there to dry the small area of wet carpet.

Hey,Has anyone had any experience purchasing excess bank real estate inventory?

Funded in part with private money and the balance with investment partners, the project created profits in excess of $200,000.