I have a stipulated judgement against a former tenant who is in breach. 

At that point, I will start to make some judgements about growth vs. payoff vs refi, etc.You could use the money to continue to accelerate the payoff of your primary then get a HELOC on the equity to fund the downpayment of a rental property if/when you find one.For me though, I'm making minimal payments on the mortgage and getting the investment snowball rolling as soon as I can.

It is a license violation for an agent not to pay off a court judgement.

Mainly raw land with utilities already on site, or properties that have been vacant for 10+ years, that would be a 50/50 on demo or rehab.The other fun fact that I learned at the sale:  the tax foreclosure only wipes out the tax included in the judgement years.

Should I give the numbers at 100% occupancy and let the buyer use best judgement?

BP fam what are your thoughts on my scenario -- I bought my primary home for $335k 2 years ago and have put about 40k in upgrades (new double paned windows, new foundation, new metal roof, rain gutters).

We do have an attorney working as our RA in WY as well.Thank youKeri

My life as a low C-class landlord is milk and cookies every day, chocolates when it rains and flowers when it doesn't.

I have a storage room that is old and worn (leaks rain and has a smell of rat droppings) that I have a plan to tear down and rebuild in the near future.

I hate to rain on this parade but I haven’t seen a property trade at a 10-cap in Syracuse in the last twelve months.