case in point, we took over 200 calls to find one that worked.  

Case in point, we recently looked at a 4/5-unit property in Saint John, NB that was <50K, but it was going to require 80 - 120K in rehabilitation.In our areas, a quadraplex will be priced between 50-60K per unit on the low end and 100K per unit on the high end - both ends of that range are special cases that may or may/not be worth pursuing.I have not read the book in question and the target of "7 years to 7 figures" is rather arbitrary as it all depends on your staring point.  

Case in point, Holly just said she would make an offer of lower rent to men and not to women.

A recent post on this site cited a case in OH where a person was using a PacTrust structure to do deals.

One of my clients represented one of the parties in that BS case in Connecticut.......what a crock.

None of the above is or will be in foreseen future the case in the USANo, Japan is not dying.  

The only case in which, I can imagine her owing them would be if she gave them your address by mistake.

Many fees are not payable by the buyer and the seller and the servicer/lender won't be too motivated to pay the fees unless everyone gets made whole and everyone feels like they are getting a deal. 3) You better be able to close the sale before the foreclosure because you won't have funds for an auction. 4) Depending on the state (I know this is the case in California), the property must somehow already have a pest report with a cleared Section 1. 

They can make a reasonable case that a cluster of $40,000 homes will drag down their property values and they'll make that case in front of the Zoning Board.Finally, go take a look at some of these things. 

@Cassi Justiz That's interesting that stoves are fixtures in OK - that's not the case in TN.