Overall, that rural area southeast of Troy is good for buyers/renters looking to live in the country but still be within striking distance of Troy or Albany, but I'd probably pick N.

There has not been any offers yet, Just trying to have my team and my financing together in case I strike a good one.  

On a house owned by a private individual, I usually won't end up offering more than 30% off their asking price - if they are so ridiculously high already that I would have to get more than that, I don't even waste my time because there's little hope of striking a deal.

it depends if it's a regular Lease violation notice and do you follow the three strikes policy, then as long as you keep a copy in the tenants file with your signature that should suffice.

If you don’t strike the proper-balance between risk-taking and precaution, you can find yourself facing obligations that you’re unable to pay.

I might wait until one of those disasters strike and try to purchase one.

Several things I got out from it1) related to questions#1 & #2: What was striking to me was that Mindset is such a big component.

You Texans can correct me if any of this is off the wall, but I bet it's very close if not spot on......and there may be other ways as well.But really, in the end and before you strike off, I'd suggest you get with those folks mentioned above and get the straight scoop.

As a matter of policy, I always strike any indemnity language in any contract.

Insurance - ValuePenguin, Metro Property Taxes - LendingTreeLow disaster risk - When a tornado or other natural disaster strikes a city, it doesn't just obliterate individual properties.