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You never know who's going to throw you a bone!

Skinny bones and fierce competition.We have a small meetup in Des Moines with a wide range of experience.  

See if the Investor would throw you a bone if the deal goes through.   

I was very honest about the fact that they were bare bones, but it was a quiet, safe building with great maintenance and great location, and a fair price.  

The apts I rented out were also bare bones with no balcony, first come first served parking in a lot that wasn't big enough for everyone's cars, so they could end up parking on the street, no dishwashers, showers only, etc.

And you will have a waiting list.Our apartments were really bare bones. 

They wanted me to call a 24 hr AC repair service to have it fixed tonight.I hope you're ready to pay for a day of lost wages and the T-bone and half a dozen Budweiser's they bought at the Outback Steakhouse down the street.  

Bone up on the landlord tenant laws in your state - area and put in the contract as much of the repair requirements that you can legally put on the buyers side of things.

Or termite damage - but maybe you don't have termites in Ohio.Get comfortable with the bones of the home and you should be okay for rehab.