Do a google search for suicide cleanup or crime scene cleanup with your area in the search, and you'll find plenty of them.

Interesting to go back and listen to some of the episodes recorded during the dark days of the housing slump of 2007-2009.6) Title: The NO LIMITS Real Estate PodcastHost: Todd TobackTimeframe: April 2012 - TodayRoughly # of Episodes to date: 12Main or Recurring Topics: Marketing for motivated sellers and wholesalingQuick Overview: Todd and the NO LIMITS Podcast are newer on the real estate investing podcast scene but so far he has some really good information to share.

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Granted there is not much bar scene going on around that corner of SF I like that area.

NO recommendations just the little behind the scenes stuff that someone like me has leanred over 20 years and literally thousands of these types of homes..

LOL...Based on the scene,  that's piled way too high for a backup.  

So, this is a big behind the scenes issue here already and I just would make darn sure no one from any govt agency with veto power (or just other powers to use to make a damn clear its a BAD idea) is going to flip out on that electric baseboard heat idea, especially since electric heat up here in WI is about as common as a Brontosaurus!

So basically you would defer your wholesaling/finder's fee for the property for a small equity share and the opportunity to see the process behind the scenes.

It definitely seems like a tighter scene there than in the Midwest, from the research I've done.

I am actually kind of old to the scene - I've owned the property for a while, but need a property manager....