There are so many positives about this property and surrounding area that it is hard to let go. At

You're going where you don't need to go at all, a sale contract is all ready made for a buyer to acquire good title, free of encumbrances, that would mean that you are to receive the full bundle of rights of ownership unless there are restrictions to title like a utility easement or HOA restriction made of public record.

I'm guessing that unless he's absolutely sick of the property, he won't let it go at a rock-bottom price.You're right about the nasty houses in the neighborhood.

Love the houses and properties in this area, but I had promised my husband no more props in areas where I can't go at night.

Joel, my preference is to go at this solo.

Not sure where to go at this point.

You wouldn't believe how much smoother and easier these three things will make a refinance go (at least in my experiences).Originally posted by "REI":Originally posted by "nosrednehm":Hi, I'm looking to purchase a SFR as a rental.

I prefer to start from payoff and go from there.On a $100,000 sale price house where I want to offer $60,000, I go at it from the payoff.

I retired 10yrs early ( pilots still go at 60 for normal retirement)And Driggs is a great place..Up till recently the Real Estate market was booming though it has been slow lately.

Their credit is usually shot by that point anyway and unless you go at them with a way for them to keep their HOME, what incentive do they have to hand over their equity and their memories to someone who obviously will benefit from their misfortune?