@Macy Flower Welcome to BP.

Flower it up any way we want to, a lender who receives any type of collateral after any attempt to sell for amounts due never has the bundle of rights of ownership of the borrower/owner as those rights were never granted, only a security interest was granted.

I think in our area it has to have a window, an outlet, a light, and a door.

I calculate 15% ROI at a purchase price of 95k with another 1k for paint and flowers.

the remains will be casketed surrounded by flowers and some sort of clergy would be present.

Let me ask you this...if you purchase a house and it has 2 prong non grounded outlets in it, is it up to current code?

Or should I explore creative financing outlets?

I have an old house and I don't know if I should go through the expense of relocating the electrical outlets since they're mounted sideways all the way down in the baseboards.Do I relocate them?

.- Install timer outlets that turn on lights/TV/Radio during evening hours to make it appear that the house is occupied.- Do not have a For Sale sign in front of the house.- If feasible in your area, use an electronic agent-only keybox, rather than a lockbox with a code.- Install a GPS tracking device in your appliances to help police track and find the criminals- Make sure the lawn is regularly maintained and newspapers and fliers don't pile up on the driveway.- Leave a car parked in the driveway.

I kept hunting for a better solution - I knew there was WAY too much profit margin in those cabinets.In this thread, someone mentioned Grossman's Bargain Outlet.