Most cash-and-dash plumbers only push a drop head through, which just pokes a hole through the gunk, and does nothing for a root problem. A

Yeah definitely not at the problem as foreclosures keep going up.The values are just getting slaughtered in some neighborhoods because of the foreclosures.

The problem a lot of beginning investors have, though, is they don't know a good price, they can't accurately predict cash flow or how to determine whether they'll have POSITIVE cash flow, and they don't have an exit strategy in mind when they buy a property.Educate yourself, learn your local market, and invest!

Asbestos shingles aren't a problem as long as they're intact and aren't disturbed.

The price is half of the market price but it has a major foundation problem. As

I'm sure most of the buyers out there know where to find deals, but have the same problem as you, no money.That being said, if you can find home run deals than you can always find a way to make money from them.

However, under normal circumstances, this would not be a problem - as long as everyone knew.

TJ,Your problem, as you stated, of having the money but not the credit, which is opposite of several others, puts you in the driver's seat.

No problem (as far as getting the link to the law anyway).http://realtytrac.com/foreclosure_laws.asp?

I would check with an attorney, but I am sure you can bring suit to the developer, but most importantly, be sure to slap the county with the same lawsuit, and if there is a HOA, slap them too.I have had this problem as well. from both sides. and usually it settles out of court and the developer just fixes it.