I raise horses and birds, been here for over 20 years now....city girl turned country.

"horses for courses".

IMHO that's why CA is so broke as a state. they are too high on their horses to let this market take its course and go through what it must go through in order to recover.as a "bulk buying bottom feeder", were paying over 50 cents in CA. it makes sense that buying 1 or 2 at a time would put you in the 75-80 range.as an investor, i say hold in CA. don't buy yet. their crap smells as bad as anyone else in GA and OH and their market will still get rocked.jeff

Perhaps you have the cart in front of the horse?

Obviously an over-reaction now that the horse is out of the barn, but it is what it is.I'm not running a conduit operation like these big turn-key investment companies, that buy/rehab, then sell to end-buyers on a turn-key basis.

Why not just call the bank and ask them directly and get the info from the horse’s mouth.

No job and just about every dime I make comes from something to do with a house or building other than an occasional car or horse deal I do, LOL!

The horse has left the barn!

I have a home which will be furnished, will have cable, will have wifi, pool table, TVs, free access to walk about a nearly 40 acre estate (horses allowed/archery hunting allowed), city park with walking paths, playground, skateboard park, soccer fields, brand new recreation center (all within walking distance).

Time to dust yourself off, get back on your horse and get another tenant in there.Lesson learned, don't accepted partial deposits or rents.