I am going to have advertising going out in a few publications with a circulation of 10M soon.

I learned how to rehab through blood, sweat, tears, and money.Keep in mind that most classes, books, or seminars aren't going to give you what you are looking for.

So, I am buying a house that has a large thick blood stain in the bedroom.

We are both past Realtors that jumped ship in 2008 at the downturn but we have real estate in our blood.

Also, as Brad Boone stated, forced air has a tendency to circulate dust and allergens.

Many buyers won't bother with heavily circulated listings even if they don't have a trend number.

Can you imagine getting a house sub2, unselling it - or even lease optioning it - with a promise that your people will own it someday - and the transfer get unwound in the BK - you got yourself in a mess that will cost you more blood, sweat and tears to fix - ALWAYS stay away from a sub2 with a potentially BK borrower.OK, now all that stuff - not until after the gavel goes down at the Courthouse steps does the bank "own" the house.

Giving the market a completed package including: a dialed home including light professional staging, great listing photos, creatively written MLS listing, updated termite report and clearance, home inspection report, adding the listing to brokers caravan, circulating a marketing brochure, and setting open houses every weekend until an offer is accepted; we do these steps on every listing.

I then put 3 1/2 years of blood, sweat and tears into it and completely remodeled it inside and out.

If that's the case, and the lot parcel is behind on taxes, then it can be an indication of bad blood between the improvement owner (building) and the lot owner.