Currently you may be blocked from foreclosing without it.Although I don't live there now - I'm Maryland born and raised, and have an interest in investing there.

We have experience with the THS, most recently on a 5-Plex that we are renovating a block away from this property.

They believe their property is worth more than the market as relayed to them by the agents, and should sell for a higher price.There's one property up the block from my mother in law.

The building is an older building with an elevator no laundry in unit or building but 8 minute walk to light rail and on block with bus to NY.

Best deals are the sub-$250k single family homes 1-2 blocks from the beach and apply for a short-term rental license. 

Well, for one, as your equity gets dwindled away your exits get blocked off.

Are there certain sections or blocks in these neighborhoods that are better than others?

His office is about 3 blocks from courthouse.

(Fyi, none of the below comps have pools).Comp 1: 2/1 1000 sq ft 1956 low to mid grade home in decent shape 4 DOM $210Comp 2: 2/1 900 sq ft 1956 low grade bathroom, great curb appeal, new appliances DOM unk $180 Comp 3: 3/2 1200 sq ft 1957 **distressed property** 30 DOM $180Located a few blocks away:Comp 4: 3/1 1700 sq ft 1925 very low grade, a little bit run down. 90 DOM $250The only other properties are across a very major street all going for about $320 for 2 and 3 bedroom homes with and without pools.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/1031-exchange-a-cheri...A much-loved tax advantage in the commercial real-estate industry is on the chopping block even as chances dim for the passage of a broad federal tax overhaul this year.Why?