The street it is on is mainly commercial, but the block it is on is mainly residential.

On the down side when he calls at 9:00PM to tell you the dishwasher quit he doesn't want to hear about labor pains, he just wants to "see the baby".The $700/month tenants wil occassionally be late, they will always say "I was just getting ready to call you" when you call them, their checks might occassionally bounce but they'll likely be flexibel (up to a few days) on most "non critical" repairs.

Now, she's got a lawyer and needless to say wants to sue us.I FEEL YOUR PAIN!

Trust me it will save you the time, money, pain, and hearache for what can happen if it does (in your case it did)!

Especially the ones that are powered by a big block V8 and a 4 speed. 8) Any comments and suggestions are more than appreciated.

If there is a sale the IRS might have a claim on the property that has to be paid in full before the title can be released.Selling might be one step in a very painful process that has no economic benefit at the end.John Corey

Pain may be required, but misery is optional.

We usually purchase our blocks at 55% LTV and sell indivigually at 60-65% LTV..

Finding reliable contractors can be somewhat of a pain for me...

I'm not going to paint a rosy picture for you though - it's a pain in the a--.