as you do your DD, find out how much to demo and haul the houses away.

Very catchy, but Jobs ran into a little hiccup during his demo when Web pages on the spiffy new iPhone 4 refused to load.

Now i've had time to think and evaluate, i'm starting to think it is a waist of time...THE FRONT OF HOUSE DOESN'T LOOK BURNED, THE HOUSE LOOKS LIKE IT CAN BE SAVED O IT IS SCHEDULED TO BE DEMOED IN A COUPLE MONTHS...3 BED 1 BATH SQFT 1,642Anyway got itFOR 7KARV IS 89KREPAIRS AROUND $18-20KSELLER SAID 1 BEDROOM WAS BURNEDEXIT STRATEGY IS TO WHOLESALE TO REHABBER BUYER....THANKS ANYHELP WOULD BE GREAT..

To my opinion, using a third-party provider is always a good idea, as it’s easy and it saves you lots of time.One of the reasons why I chose Realtyna was that it’s one time fee only, which I think is really effective in long-run.About their Organic MLS RETS integration, it’s a cool solution as you can display data from your MLS provider on your website.Also, they give you the ownership of web service solution as well as the ownership of data.The integration is SEO-friendly, which is obviously what you need in order to speed up your business and really move forward.I hope my brief summary was informative enough for you.You can actually request a demo from them and test it yourself.Wish you luck with the website!

I've seen demos that couldn't then be built upon because the old lot no longer meets current minimum lot size or setback requirements for new construction.

i would strip it down to studs and joist, see what i have to do to pass inspection, if too much then demo

Leave a note telling them that you are buying the place and need some labor to do some demo work.

Again it requires 100% demo/renovation.

Not to mention, I'll money on demo and dumpsters as well...

They also have a list of known buyers, people w/ perfect credit and above is a good start.thx for the link demos :D