There's very little money in the deal for them, and the service they give your property and tenant will often reflect it.

Having a banker in your court speaking to other banks and finding out what really is available- This has put our team at a whole new level reflected in amazing rates and huge savings.

There are repairs to do, but you are building equity and often the costs of living in the home are cheaper than paying rent.Things like the roof would have been visible and should have been reflected either in a lower list price or a lower offer.

The work doesn't have to be "performed" per se....but it has to be an expense that you paid for reflected on your HUD.  

The Bright MLS | T3 Home Demand Index remained at 111, reflecting a Moderate level of buyer interest.

In this crazy market, the landlord has the upper hand so they have many applications to choose from but in a downturn how you treat residents and how well you take care of your properties will reflect in your vacancy numbers. 

One did, I said due to a banking regulation I can't offer rent credit anymore so I reflect a great deal in the selling price.Since you are asking, sounds like you need more LO/WLO/SLO education. 

My point is that the asking price doesn't reflect new condition, even at $74K.

When the supply is low and the demand is high the price will reflect this.

Essentially at this point all my financial needs will be met and I not longer HAVE to work those 10+ hour days, nights, weekends, and holidays just to survive - so I feel tempted to take an extended vacation and just kind reflect on my accomplishments so far, take some time to enjoy life a bit, maybe find some new hobbies (which would undoubtedly cut into my profits a bit).