Lose the property, get $0 and ruined credit.not really list it with a good broker sell it in 3 days for 100k or better.. no rationalizing how you guys cream peoples equity.. it is what it is we all do it.. myself included.. just depends.. on how you got the deal.. if its MLS or agent brings it to me.. then I pay whatever.I mean I have bought properties that agents listed and they had no clue as to the timber value..

Once the ice is broken then it can move a lot faster.

Since they have no incentive to save they will enjoy coming home from work to an ice box in the middle of summer.Having them place a lien on the property because of unpaid utilities is common.

I was recently in Denver and thought about stopping by to complain in person, but in the end Little Man Ice Cream won and I thought I'll drop you a line.

Keep going step by step until you have the deal under wraps and you'll find that you've not only broken the ice, but avoided some of the distractions that come when you're starting out and maybe even some of the stress.

Hi BP, It started out with one small leak which i went on the roof and started salting the gutters and cutting troughs in the ice.

Seems like if it in fact has some equity and possibly icing on the cake where occupied with 'paying' tenants then you would have something to work with.

The problem with the refrigerator is that the ice maker inside is shorted out, and where the ground wire is on the frig; it is all black around it, like the electricity arched.

Property management I account for 10% until I have an agent locked in. then everything is icing on the cake.

Appreciation always seem like icing on the cake if you can get it, so I'm not banking on that too too much.