I am a volunteer fireman too and have been to 3 car wrecks in the last 48 hours, pretty bad for a county of about 5,000 people.

Haha, that thing is practically move in ready from what I do, I like 'em wrecked...

The place was a wreck.

Granted a wreck can be financed as a construction loan if the lender is in the business of construction lending.Credit is tighter than it once was.

I just listened and restated my value proposition (This place is a wreck.

TLC is "Tender Love and Care" and is a term used to describe everything from a property that needs a bit of cleanup and paint, to a completely wrecked interior.

If you know and follow the law, keep your properties in good condition, and respond promptly to repair requests, you're more likely to get killed in a car wreck than by a massive judgment that pierces your LLCs.

People want retail for wrecked properties. 

I am new and have never owned anything so this feels pretty nerve wrecking so far.New Potential PropertyDuplexPurchase Price: 175KRents per month: $2500TotalRE Taxes : $6500 (taxes may look quite high to some because it's in NJ)Neighborhood - not the best town but it's not Camden either.

This will ensure everything is legal, documented and prevent another landlord from being hit by the train wreck.