Pretty much every house in New Orleans has at least some termite damage.

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I'm seriously considering the following deal,Condo in the French Quarter in New Orleans (400 square feet) which is typical for that areaPurchase Price $115,000Owner will carry with 60K dpI wanted to know what type of contracts i should look into, the owner is very flexible with payments, but I wanted to hedge my risk and put a stipulaion about finding a renter within two months in the contract...has anyone ever heard about these types of deals?

There is no mortgage or leans (unless the last $1300 of a $1800 water bill I am paying down count) and my family are happy to transfer the property to me.

I am an eager real estate investor searching for an enthused partner to assist with creative ideas in an effort to build a solid real estate portfolio in the New Orleans market/ metropolitan area.

Our team will be at the tech conference in New Orleans starting tomorrow.

Having lived in the coastal south for most of my life (Florida, New Orleans, and Houston), and having lost everything in a prior hurricane, it's just tempting fate to have property anywhere along there.

Does anyone know an attorney in New Orleans with Quieting Tax Title experience they could recommend to me?

The farther north of Patterson Park and closer to Orleans you get (like your house) the prices seems to drop off.

Show #89- They had their first guest from Australia, Engelo Rumora, who actually lives in Toledo, Ohio;- Josh and Brandon went to New Orleans, and came back with a new winner of "Dirtiest City in the US": New Orleans, Louisiana.