Then when he fell off his horse it was hard luck getting back in the game.

Area for roof top terrace off of the 3rd floor.Bad:Bricks need repointed on one corner, two-stall garage has walls but no roof.

With that said, though the horse already left the barn I will say that i DO read every page of the foreclosure file after i win the bid but BEFORE i pay the entire balance.

Often they are just stalling and when that date comes they'll tell you they found another place but just need to get someone to help them move and they need another week or some other excuse to continue to buy time.

If the deal falls apart you could wind up in the position of knight on a white horse for the seller.

You probably won't believe this, but yes, this is a true story...Back in my realtor days I was given a lead to a widow who lived about 45 mins away in a private community in horse country. 

@Jordan Ginder with most owner occupied loans you won't be able to put the property in an LLC.Don't put the cart before the horse.

For me, I have horse blinders on and focus on my area.

If the finish doesn't really require any money, I'd get on my horse - maybe take a week's vacation from work - finish it out and do whatever the intention was (flip?

When we purchased they were really pushing revitalization, but the efforts seem to be stalling.