My next step is to pour through it when it arrives and try to meet with some local investors.

Some may feel the need to wait for the deed to arrive and be recorded.

I saw at duplex today that I've been spying and upon arrival my realtor informed me the owners are going through a bankruptcy.

I found out about the closing falling through the day I arrived in Orlando for six weeks' training with a new employer, and simply haven't had the time to fully dig into this just yet.

Another person on the other side of town makes the same bad decision, but instead of arriving home safely, lives are lost and/or irreparably damaged as a result of their choice.How that person chooses to move forward from their mistake can sometimes be a better indicator of who they are than the mistake itself.Hope that helps...good luck with your decision!

When I arrived on the 3rd of Oct to do an inspection, the new tenants were gone!

They arrive quick, are easy to install, show great and last for several tenant turns as long as I am willing to scrub them.

It would be best to look at the gross rent, deduct the expenses (typically it will average 50% of gross rents not counting debt service) and you arrive at your NOI.

Im working afternoons so I wont arrive til around 10:30 so hopefully a few peole will still be left.As for being a pro...

If they don't, their case manager can give them a nudge.We especially like receiving the HA portion of rent by direct deposit and it always arrives before rent is due, sweet.