I have questions, and on occasion have been known to have some answers. 

On occasion I have also gotten lenders to count 75% of anticipated income for properties I am purchasing, even if they are currently vacant.

On more than one occasion I've decided "no" when driving through the neighborhood to get to the property. 

I'm looking for feedback from anyone that has experience with this or that may have looked into it as it is something that has been proposed to me on several occasions and I'm not sure how I want to proceed. 

It's the ------ Condo Association.You mention in your letter dated --- paragraph -- to me that the --- Condo association through --- requested previously on multiple occasions that you (I) remove bird feeders from the Associations common area property and that you (I) discontinue feeding birds with the association. - Please provide copies of theses 'multiple requests' that were supposedly made prior to your -- letter because I know not of them.

By trade I'm a landscape photographer which takes me all over the place, but on occasion I help out local realtors by providing photo/video services for their listings.

I may have only a few days to try to get something going..I see this as an opportunity for real estate investing/transacting,  but I also see that this an occasion where I can help someone in a bad situation and possibly make something better of it.Through the mutual acquaintance I know that he has not talked to his bank or a realtor, but he would be willing to talk to me.    

On occasion they can be more lucrative than long term rentals but they require more work such as scheduling cleaning maintenance repairs maintaining a good list of contractors that can work on emergency details like electricians AC plumbers etc.

While I have not had an occasion to utilize his services, I have met him and spoken to him and find him to be very competent and pleasant.

I have some limited DIY experience (drywall, painting, roofing, etc) and on occasion enjoy tasks like that in my spare time.Currently reading Larry Loftis's book, 'Investing in duplexes...'