When asked about the changes the lady I was working with was quite candid saying these efforts are being implemented to reduce fraud in the system.

Everything needs to be covered so there is no fighting, bickering or finger pointing at a later date.

Kids stick their fingers everywhere, and an open meter box is interesting.

I have a lead on an inherited property, but the lady said the judge won't allow her to come down on the asking price.

Should I make inspections on every house and then cross my fingers and hope I don't get outbid by some clown?

This is a 50 year old lady.

I myself own a property in Racine which was my primary residence for a short time until I divorced my wife and moved to Chicago...I had it built(stupid, I know but it was what the lady wanted) and ultimately couldn't sell it when I moved as it is in a new subdivision and there are a lot of nicer, bigger, slightly older homes for sale in the area for less than what I owed on my loan, plus there are more than a few foreclosures/vacancies in this neighborhood.

There was a lady by the name of Barbara Klaput who moved from MD who was basically a SB761 expert and she ran workshops on this.

In the meantime I have a neighbor that I've basically walked through the modification process for the last 2 years (she's a nice lady and doesn't understand much about real estate, except the fact that she owns a home).

Ladies and gents, one of the best TV shows on air is the show Biography.