Many of them suffered from extending their credit too far in hopes of houses appreciating.

I see lots of cracking in the walls, pulling apart of door frames, ceilings, etc...all indicative of settling/foundation issues.The mold in the bathrooms is pretty common and doesn't scare me too much - but it appears every surface in the house is suffering from severe humidity - has it been sitting vacant without A/C, and was there a flood or plumbing leak that caused water damage?

You do not want to suffer through the hassle of setting up such accounts, and you absolutely do not want to take rental payments in cash.

Let some other amateur buyer deal with that rookie crap.You go find a REAL wholesaler... better yet.. go get your OWN deals.The ONLY thing you need to do is STOP dealing with amateurs because YOU will suffer for it.Please... walk away!

Unfortunately, the remaining neighborhoods will continue to suffer and will not see progression in our lifetimes, if ever.Michael

when banks and stores close in a neighborhood its the death nell.. whats happening in the business suffer massive thefts ( stores) and the folks that live there many just dont have checking accounts so deposits are small and just not economically feasible to keep them going. 

A and B class rentals suffer  big time while C class landlords had waiting lists to get in.

I'm new to posting and this was unintentional, however I want to make as many people aware of the fact that Vacasa may not be a good option (local Vacasa PM specific) and that those who have suffered and were damaged by Vacasa's actions or inactions can do something. 

So there's a legitimate chance they stand to suffer in a lawsuit.

My husband owns a non-profit called All The Way Well which helps people suffering from substance use disorder/mental health and it sounds like something that would be right up your alley.