Some other great terminology:Cozy = waaaaaaaaay toooooo smallCharming = outdatedPlenty of character = falling downWater view = puddles in the drivewayHandyman special = bring in the wrecking ball Please feel free to add your favorites. 8)

Or figure out how much i would pay for the property even if its a low ball and keep sending offers out?

People purchase options on property all the time and then turn around and wholesale the property and do a double close by exercising the option and closing on the wholesale on the same day.Now how are you asking about using an option in a transaction.

If they don't know an offer is coming and you haven't even mentioned the property, a good agent will need to do due diligence for you (looking at agent notes, checking flood zones, checking past sale or listing history) before just writing up an offer even if you are experienced.Hope that helpsI wonder if his e mails are requesting super low ball offers.. this could be a reason ..  

Looking at the number and speculating why it has the price tag it does is an exercise in futility without a better understanding of the actual project.

If you have a contract with the housing authority, and they have not exercised a termination within the context of that contract, I would first speak with housing and ask if they would like to pay out the contract over the next three months or in a single lump sum at the end of this month.If that does not produce the desired result, then you may wish to sit down with your attorney to determine your options and best course of action ... perhaps a letter from the attorney or a trip to small claims court may make sense.

next year I plan to have between 10 to 15k to invest in realestate. As a newbie how do I best maximize this to creat passive income. My plan is to acquire 5 rentals in the next 18 months. Is this at all possible. Any ...

So developer is the top of the food chain then comes the gc.They are in the same ball park but not the position. 

Most likely if you buy the lien the bank will pay you off and you will get interest but sometimes banks loose track of properties and they drop the ball and lose the property.

Not knowing anything about your tenant situation besides the three sentences you wrote, I doubt an eviction would really scare or pressure this young individual who doesn't pay her bills and has her car privileges controlled by her parents, but it would atleast get the ball rolling if she doesn't move out soon like you assume she will hopefully do.