And that property had better be in imminent danger of collapse for tenants to be calling in the middle of the night!

Not trying to frighten you, just trying to make you aware of the dangers of that kind of white lie.

If I was to buy in a shady area it would definitely be doable but they are very dangerous.

For instance, no matter how much I might want to take your money :-) I get in some dangerous territory reaching out to you for investments, without having a relationship with you.

It has much more stringent tenant-landlord laws, so fewer potential investors.I'd suggest driving around until you get a feel for areas.

The loan amount also effects marketability at a higher UPB, fewer investors are willing to go that high meaning the discount to expect will be higher.You can search on line for loan servicers, GreenTree is one, usually fees are about $30/35 a month, could be more or less, they need to take several thing into consideration and depends on what services they provide, just collections or everything including securing collateral and disposal in the event of default.To make it more marketable, have a mortgage broker at least process it as a conventional loan and make up a loan package in a conventional manner.

I am not validating its accuracy, just reporting the news :) I found this interesting as I didn't think of some of the breeds. Thought others might find it informative.

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It is a belief system without faltering, no matter how dangerous it is or how unpopular it is with others.

Big dog owners are more likely to stay longer because they have fewer housing options available to them.

With the markets improving (slow but steady in my area), there are fewer and fewer bargains to be had by the local investor community.