The requests that come in from out of the area tend to get put on the back burner and therefore delay the closings. 

I only have 2 of those, so I put them on the back burner and concentrating on the ones I know how to mail to.

BP Nation,Here's the idea: I've been thinking about this for some time and woke up this morning telling myself to stop putting it on the back burner.

Though its not an answer to your question, i am a fan of burner, google voice, and good ol fashion verizon.  

Tenant:  ooo you installed AC for us, can we have a 6 burner stove or double door fridge.

I have been on BP for almost a year but it kinda got left it on the back burner.

A thermocouple is about 14.00 2 hour charge for replacing so about 64.00 parts and labor by the time I remove the burner assembly and clean it.

I also had a potential offer to re-rent on the table from 4 more college students however I will keep that on the back burner - I've established a relationship with them and my goal now will be to find a house that will suit them/they can rent out.  

As far as this property goes, I'm putting it on the back burner for now until I check-up on the areas of concern that you have noted.1) Checking how rough the area is.2) Checking if and what the violations on the property are + how much they will cost to be dealt with.3) Checking if it is in the Historical District.

Clean out dryer vent and add grated cover to dryer exhaust at side of garage5) Repair water heater as suggested in appliance warning on counter in kitchen: "Excessive rust in burner compartment" to restore hot water function6) Remove Shed as it appears to be sitting on the ground and is dilapidated8) Replace carpet in back bedroom due to stains9) Remove rest of exposed plywood under counters away from range and/or cover with trim to make it look finished10) Patch & paint minor drywall damage/ water spots at ceiling and at entry to enclosed porch from interior and some other minor areas