We hope to have it ready for market just before thanksgiving.I'm a bus mechanic by trade so I've always been keen on ripping things apart and putting them back together.

I'm hoping someone knows someone who knows someone trustworthy in the specified area I'm looking to relocate for personal and business purposes.I've got approved for my first line of credit against several properties I own in Indiana, and I'm looking to potentially relocate to Collier County, FL area within 18 months, and I'd like to connect with professionals there who have a keen sense of the market.I'm an agent in Indiana, investor friendly as I'm an investor myself, and will be in the area beginning of may for a couple of weeks.If anyone has a good network there in that area, or knows of trustworthy professionals that would be willing to talk to me about some homes/investment opportunities/employment opportunities, that would be great!

They apparently weren't too keen on having buyers trample through the house, as evidenced by the the five or six showings they turned down during that four day period.Thanks to the persistence of my Realtor, however,we were able to schedule a showing the fifth day it was on the market.I put in an offer - 17% below list price - the very next morning.

As you know I am keenly interested in urban infill development so definitely keep us posted on the progress of your project.

A- Due to politics in San Francisco, good tenant management is key to your success, so I'm not keen to out source it.

If you don't mind sharing I would love to hear if you have had any success.I am particularly keen on looking at options, such as Homepath homes.Thanks for posting.Jay

Dad wasn't that keen to file a Trust or Will so everything was based on Letters of Administration and yes a Probate Purchase Agreement was used to liquidate a property in San Francisco. 

But I was also made keenly aware that areas could change drastically street by street. 

Specifically, investor demand remains keen for 1990s or early-2000s properties that can be upgraded and re-leased at rents closer to those charged on new construction.

The seller said that she already got an offer to rent it 800/month from a local handyman in order for him to store his equipment but she's more keen on selling.Any idea how I should approach coming to a price and negotiating for this thing?