Desmond strikes me as the kind of guy that talks a big game about equality and multiculturalism in society ,but hurriedly rolls his window up and locks his doors of his bmw when he sees a brown person walking his way down the sidewalk .

Just saying....How does negotiating a short sell with the distressed homeowner before the auction strike you?

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Second, I love looking at houses and am not afraid to stop at an Open House if a house strikes my fancy.  

The UAW just escalated the "stand up" strike to 38 new locations.

Maybe they are, I don't know, ATL might be hell-on-earth, but it strikes me as unlikely.  

Less odds than lightning striking 6 times in the same place.

When you can't rent them, you don't cash flow as well/at all, which means things don't get fixed, which leads to reduced property value and you lowering rents, which leads to things not getting fixed..... etc.I think you need to strike a balance: on one side, you can buy great homes in great locations that attract great tenants which saves you time and headaches, but the numbers won't be as good.

I'd have to work in GMail and send emails to Insightly, so that's strike 1.

The strike price (the minimum bid) was $8k under my max bid, so I'm just lucky that nobody else bid above me.I had been going to foreclosure auctions in both the Bronx and Brooklyn for months with no luck.