And thanks for noticing the quote!

You'll quickly notice if 2% prices you out of your market.

I've noticed other half duplex on that street that are selling at quite a decent price.

Besides, they really dont have a mechanism in place to know what happens to the title after closing (except for the insurance notices being sent) anyway.

I've submitted an offer on a Fannie Mae (FM) owned property and I had requested seller to pay 2% of the closing costs.

If the bank has been accepting rent, it probably created a new, at-will month to month lease which is terminable upon 60 days notice in GA.

Since the tenant caused the damage there will be no reduction in rent , and repairs will be extra rent .I have the utility company contact me if utilities are shut off , the properties on well have no water without power , city water does , when I get a shut off notice , I go over and blow out the water pipes (winter only) and I disconnect the electric from the water heater ( save the elements) .

Some might be have lis pendens or notice of default.

I can't help but notice that the one city that needs help in all aspects, Detroit, didn't make the list.

Guy sitting next to me (agent) mentioned one he found off market less than 5 miles away, he drove by and noticed the temporary pole and lack of recent activity.