We do trash outs, lock changes, winterizing, cleaning services, lawn care management, and several other services.I said Ohio in the subject because I still work for a realtor in Cincinnati who specializes in REOs.

I'm assuming this is the same Intrawest that runs Steamboat, Copper Mountain and Winter Park.

No Longer Immune Artur Khayrullin moved to Dubai three years ago to escape the Russian winter and invest in the booming real-estate market.

i dont know...i do know at $300 it still makes damn good cash flow...the property is still marked active and not UA yet...but i have a hunch its going to be foreclosed onim also not worried about having an empty apartment, thats part of the game...in my market i can fill these 3 or 4 bedrooms in this neighborhood very fast even in the winter, they are way above average units...if i can get it at $300K- great if not o well...im not planning on getting this one, bc there is another (supposedly) offer that is higher...there is a chance the realtor was pulling one on me, but from the start i said i'd go to $300K, therefore i started at $270K

The winter is a hard time to find tenants b/c people dont like moving in the cold, judges dont like evicting or foreclosing during the holidays, etc.

This idiot has also sent a letter to our governor asking him to place a moratorium on winter evictions.

Winter is always such a dead time anyway that I can't see any disadvantage to waiting.

Taxes, insurance (or self insurance), winterization, most likely property damages, eviction costs, etc all have to be paid if they do an eviction.

We've never had a more mild winter in lower delaware, as far back as I can remember.

It is the dead of winter and was -12 this morning.