Yes, I'd say that's a pretty uniform thought and left up to the eye of the beholder.In Germany, you won't believe it, but.... when they say an apartment must be in the same condition as of the day the lease was signed, they mean exactly the same.

The thicker cover holds more paint, the slower motion allows paint to really saturate the wall, filling in the low spots on the texture and, if you do it right, you only have to paint one coat.

All the people who bought right are cashing in on you just like the real estate cycle.I will say if you saw my other post that currently there are 1 million foreclosed residential properties that banks are holding in the United States.Only 300,000 are on the market.That's 700,000 properties of shadow inventory.Another 4 million foreclosure filings are going to be in motion soon.Banks are releasing in small amount as to not devastate the market.If they all put on now recovery would be faster but banks couldn't handle it.They need to dump say 100 properties at a time and make xx number of healthy loans to keep margins.On California I have read of a new tax law that could devastate investors there to help balance your states budget.I would have to dig up that article but it is recent.

Uniform law, to offer something for sale, offer title to it, you must hold title, you must own it, the exception is a broker.

Do they ware any uniforms (Nurses, police officers, maintenance, etc) it can tell you a lot about the type of people who live there, they work stability and level of pay.Good luck

As you start going through the motions more and more....you'll find people that don't actually need cash, and those are the ones where you'll take over their mortgage or do a lease / option.

We set up a motion detector alarm, and weren't hit again.

@David MitroI can't recall which one I bought...just remember that it had 2 or 3 motion sensors and about 7 or 8 window / door alerts.

She had filed lawsuits and motions against the bank for wrongful foreclosure, mortgage fraud, etc. .

Thanks.I understand and you have my sympathies as having to read through all the posts and toss out irrelevant posts and those who make comments that don't have a clue, that's the down side of public forums I guess.Might try looking at some legal sites, get definitions of the obligations, research the concepts in law that allow notes to be created and sold, that is covered in the Uniform Commercial Code.