We have a lien on both the property and the MUD receivables, There is a 3 month extension period with a buy back penalty of 1% per month and an equity kicker for us in the development LLC.

Put gravel down in front of the mail box so they're not stepping in a mud puddle to check the mail.If owners do want to leave, offer to purchase their trailer for cheap, cheap, cheap.

The roof caved in on a mud room, home owners insurance covered the exterior and the renters insurance covered damage to items on the interior.Hope that helps,Chris Pre

I asked a painter who lives across the street from my mother for a bid on repairing some drywall cracks...spackle, mud and tape, whatever and hand trowel texture.

The “seller” will buy back these two tracks with the proceeds of MUD bonds he sold to reimburse himself for advancing $8 million for utilities improvements.

Will also add a mud room which would be connected to the new (relocated) laundry room next to the rear entrance.

Investing in "undesirable" areas is never wise... regardless of price.

Most of these homes are narrow and make for very small rooms and are undesirable.

Most of the homes are in very undesirable areas as well... so even renovating the homes may not make up for the equity problem as there isn't enough value add opportunity.Homes that are in fair areas (C or C-) may be able to break even with a rehab as we had one that was close.

The master suite and open concept main level, plus a mud room and separate laundry/craft room sold the property.