You may not need two but it helped us establish the inherited value which for us was most important and the sale so every sibling was able to fell the price was FMV. 

Trying to wrap up my first flip. I've learned a lot throughout the process. My latest lesson regarding the appraisal. Turned the house into a beauty. But now my asking price is 30k higher than the appraisal! The buyer...

my four year old daughter fell down our front steps we told the ll 2 times about it within 6 months they put wood shims under steps their removeable temp steps then my daughter fell we told the landlord to fix them they said what do u expect a new set of steps said that would be nice he laughed we said fix the dam steps he said he would look at them do any landlords agree cause im friends with hos mother and we are never later then 2 days late on rent and always tell them when that happens he has over 30 mobile homes they said owned free and clear and 27 are always rented so its not a money issue I told him my daughter had to go to a neurological trauma unit and he said rents due today do you have my money i I told him thats the last on my mind but hes getting hismoneyy and he said expect an eviction and he  I told him i told him im hiring an attorney and he flipped he told me telling him about it 2 times within 3 hrs is too much and ordering him to do something is un acceptable what would you say whos in the right

Tenant fell behind 2 months rent, so I started the eviction process in May. 

The listing agent says they had an offer but the financing fell through.I am wondering if financing this property with bank financing would be possible? 

http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-existing-home-sales-fell-sharply-in-july-1472047382Sales of existing homes fell in July. 

I've made several posts in the past where I was looking and making attempts to purchase my first property that fell through due to issues found during inspections or not being able to come to terms I was happy with...The last one I found actually worked out and I closed on it a month ago.

Needless to say, they were not happy with my revised offer based on the real numbers and the deal fell through.When I did the due diligence, I went and talked to every tenant (there were less than 20) to verify the financials, walked every inch of the property to look for needed capital expenditures and deferred maintenance, talked directly to the utility companies...

I spoke with the county tax assessor and they haven't even charged taxes on it since 2006, this property truly fell through the cracks.

Hypothetical situation:If someone had a property worth $100k, and owed $50k on it but fell into hardship and missed payments where had could go into foreclosure and had payments in arrears but got back on there feet.