It's in a central area of the city, close to downtown, with bus access a block away, close to all levels of school.

Its a steel building with block walls and the cost to build the building today is 500K+... would that be something the bank would go off of?

I went to Rothschild bank & was checking out e-mail addresses then started trying different variations untill I found the one that went through to David Rothschild.I've been sending e-mails for about a month no response yet but I have not been blocked either!

The whole block has 5 of these houses built by the same developer in 1989.

I have been in contact with them, but they seem intent on trying to sell the house and make the owner a profit.Unfortunately, it appears as if you are working with a realtor that doesn't "get it".They will be a road block until all parties recognize that it is a short sale situation.

I’d also pointed out to her, on top of these inconveniences that she’d caused me so far, I still have to live with the consequences that if her brother pass away in the house, under the Calif’s law, I’ve to disclose his death to new tenants and or buyers if it’s within 2 years, though it was not a good time to tell her that, but I don’t know how else to get the point across that I’d to end up with all of such by helping her with this whole thing… another building block added to my experience.

Thanks for the reply. 40K sq ft total with one 10K metal and one 30K block and metal combination

This duplex was built in 1994, relatively new for this block.

There's a neighborhood in my area that just got the ok for a new (and quite large) park where there was a rundown block of old buildings, a parking lot, etc.

During a conversation with a broker, if you know all the terms and lingo, it will be apparent to the broker that you have been around the block and they are less likely to start asking you to prove yourself.