Some of the benefits to you include-Avoid foreclosure; don't ruin your credit score or ability to get a loan in the futureI will pay off the outstanding loan balanceI will pay you a lump sum of cashYou can choose to remain in your home and pay market rentAll house repairs and maintenance will be taken care of for youI will come by on Wednesday evening at 7pm to discuss the details of this letter with you. 

He laughingly, told us that one of the reasons was that Tarek was recovering from cancer and that Christina had just had a baby.

Sooooooo darn confused, maybe some one could enlighten me.My current theories are1) I may be ruining his rep with the other agents by offering 15K less2) Their were multiple offers so he has a higher backup3)???????

I agree that scammers are ruining for the rest of us.

Will they help assess your deals and confirm you aren't ruining your reputation by putting bad deals out there?

It tends to ruin my day.As for the bank not being the seller, that is true (in SS, not REO) but I am not sure it helps our case and it may hurt our case.

(cont.) “IT IS NOT HAVING KIDS THAT PUT YOU ON THE STREETS--- IT IS THE AGENCYâ€S THAT USES YOUR KIDS THAT PUT YOU ON THE STREETSâ€You may try complaining to your State Representative about how CSE is dragging it’s feet on getting CS payments to you or how CSE ruins and destroys your life when you get into arrears, , but after what happened to that one State Representative, you may be talking to deaf ears

(takin out carpets and putting in wood/tiles....kitchen .......washrooms....paint....electrical complications are the big ones) youll also want to know whats desirable in your area...you know about construction so some areas people like concrete build others wood frame ykno what i mean you also wanna look for properties that are foreclosed don't know how viable that is in your area (thats how i find most of my flips) a HUGE piece of advice is do not look at a ruined house and think ew...think opportunity to put in 1000 dollars in and get out 2000.... that usually comes with more experience as well as having no emotional attachment to the place you're just trying to make money not marry your house lolBest of luck and if you got any specific questions just shoot

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.

Because screens are often damaged or ruined by the tenant, the tenant’s guests, pets or family; the landlord was making frequent repairs and replacements.