First, go the Commercial Appeal Obituaries page and jot down all the names from last week.

The Buy/Hold with cash flow strategy is what appeals to us most.

I spend most of my time looking for property with lots of equity and has zero curb appeal.  

My realtor is trying to appeal the appraisal because she feels the appraiser was not from the area and didn't know the market.  

You can appeal property taxes, but they have to be off by 15% for you to win your appeal.

I am very familiar with this neighborhood and know that this home would sell for more if it was listed for sale tomorrow.I proceeded to appeal the appraisal and back it up with lots of documentation, but did not have success in getting anything changed.  

This property is appealing to me because it is selling so far below market value but I'm concerned that if I was stuck with it for a while, I would only break even or possibly lose money on it.

They will only work with properties that are deemed habitable and safe.As Caesar pointed out, somebody who can put down cash may be a more appealing buyer, but on the other hand, if you don't have to put anything down, you may be able to come back with a higher offer that beats the cash offer.

Different parts of it appeal to different people.

Thanks Travis- our realtor recommended a reverse 1031, but with the complex transaction my folks are involved in, it didn't appeal to my Dad to pile more on.