Also looking at the last sale prices and dated will help determine if it was a legit condo conversion vs. an equity-stripping scheme from the last market upswing.David

And as long as the color scheme matches what else you have I don't think tenants will ever raise an eyebrow if appliance brands don't match.

Very easy and very cheap in the grand scheme of things.

If you can afford the loss, if the 9.9% does not pan out or your money vaporizes into a ponzi scheme or some other scam, then it's alright.

It's a progressive scheme where each level gets you pitches for the next level.

What is a pyramid selling scheme.  

Told me cannot be include for the fee.Please take no offense but you folks who believe this are obviously not experienced in the least these are all frauds .. not even worth discussing other than to say if you send them one dime you will never see it again and they NEVER make loanswatch the Remington financial espisode on American Greed to understand advance fee schemes.. or google Ingrid Robinson advance fee schemes.. if you guys and gals don't believe those on BP trying to help U not get ripped off 

Scott your being influenced by those that sell these systems.. they make money with the illusion that there is big money to be made can these schemes work sure.. do they not very often.... but you need to pay them to figure that out.. 

There maybe crooks out there under other schemes but if some one "paid the taxes" through the county sale, they have a real claim to the property.

Our granddaughter loves interior design and helps up select the color schemes in our renovations.