That’s the only thing holding me back right now and I’d love to knock that piece of the puzzle out and buy the house.

However, I'm more of the type that wants to see, feel etc. for myself while using others opinions as another data point in the puzzle.  

For these properties, knowing that owner doesn't live there is only one piece of the puzzle.

It does not have anything to do with landlording or how to but rather the nitty gritty of the taxes and how you can maximize your end results.As far as finding and selling, Find It, Fix It and Flip It was a terrific book in understanding how to increase the value of your property upon sale.All of these books and a few others gave me a greater understanding of the various puzzles involved so I could pick the pieces I wanted to form my own puzzle picture (my strategy) and to be honest with you, I hit it out of the gate on my first purchase because of these books, not because of this highway or that highway.

At the very beginning, I felt like I couldn't comfortably make offers if I didn't have more pieces of the puzzle in place. 

Im just puzzled here.

This is in the early planning stages, but it seems like a truly needed piece to the financing puzzle that many face today.

He's a fiery little red head that loves to help out and is good at putting puzzles together and would rather read a book than watch spongebob square pants.

We've always had nice slow and steady residential market here but this year it has gotten quite quite batty.I am selling a house in a hot neighborhood and am puzzled about what price to ask as I don't have any MLS comps.

You don't know how many pieces of the puzzle now fit from You're responses.My agent just sent over a draft of the offer, She has "John Adamkewitz and or assigns"Under Additional provisions She has: "and or assigns: Buyers attorney to provide seller with full information of investment group within 5 working days of accepted offer to purchase"Any problem would just come back on counter?