**My friends niece is realtor=full comps**Digital Pics - Full interior / exterior PicsU get the idea...The more you do for the investor the more u can get $$.It things they will have to do eventually anyway.Some investors are stingy and greedy and don’t want to pay so gather your list (of investors) ahead of time and isolate into groups or categories…It’s important to send your properties to the right people first.One last idea I got from Washington Real Estate Mogul (Joe Kaiser) was called "Pre-Habbing".

We have many clients that come with horror stories, we have noticed that these horror stories are not isolated to one geographic location int he country but wide spread.

You can then isolate each property inside the child Series and hold them anonymously with individual land trusts.

@Mike Landry  I was curious for a comparison so I just checked...my family of 3 used 1,114 kwh last month in an all electric house and we run the dishwasher at least once per day and the washer/dryer at least twice each (don't ask).Anyway, if it's not too big of an inconvenience, ask your tenant to start isolating things.  

I solely take my PM advice in placing a tenant.

For some of us newbies it is "Close Encounters"The description of the movie from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075860/:"After an encounter with UFOs, a line worker feels undeniably drawn to an isolated area in the wilderness where something spectacular is about to happen."

Those are the things that I'm trying to figure out how to isolate.

If your offer of 100k was accepted and you were assuming a rehab cost of 15k and the inspection reveals a 10k foundation issue you can then make a new offer but it will have to be accepted by the buyer and they have the same right as you to say no.3) Probably the most common is that an isolated something is found, such as a plumbing leak, and then it is either agreed that seller will pay to have it fixed or seller and buyer will split the cost to have it fixed.

Rognlie found the trend to be almost entirely isolated to the housing sector."

As I mentioned I was going to protect my equipment and my family, and to that end I purchased some gfci outlets for anything that might be potentially hazardous and isolation transformers for the equipment so as to separate them from the rest of the ungrounded house.I'm also investigating possibly using other means to create an isolated, protected circuit, but thus far that is proving fruitless.If nothing else I hope this serves as a warning to others that just because someone is licensed and insured, they might not always do the right or safe thing.