Pretty sure it’s a C.Well I had been leaning towards TK pretty heavily because I’m new and wanted to minimize the risks I would face.

It’s been delayed twice now and seems like a third is on the way.

.- There is a possibility of a homeowner filing bankruptcy after the auction which will complicate the eviction process and delay your possession.- There is a possibility of unpaid property taxes, HOA dues, city or state liens that may attach to the property and will become your responsibility and increase your costs.- If there are IRS liens against the owners, you won't be able to get title insurance for up to 180 days after the auction.

This property is located outside city limits (so in the county) very minimal zoning and restrictions (if any).

I recently was forced to move out of a unit due to the owner wanting to reclaim that particular unit to “upgrade” it.Anyways, after all that I was still charged a couple of cleaning fees for the carpet/furniture in the bedroom which totaled to $80.I wanted to know if that is acceptable to do considering there are no damages apart from (minimal) normal wear and tear.

If I remember correctly he was using delayed financing but he was padding the sales price on the front end at closing with his renovations which allowed him to finance all of his cash back out even under the delayed financing rule.This episode had the guys stocked that no one had ever mentioned doing it before.If anyone remembers the episode that would be awesome.

If you are not a slumlord and run an ethical business then that is an extremely minimal risk.1 LLC for each lane of business you are in.

It is currently on the market at $350,000 and we would realize around a $40K profit if we sell it at asking price with minimal negotiations.

When it became apparent that the screening ordinances were going to pass, the management company I run began to change our policies accordingly to test out the impact it would have and it was very minimal.

Ideally the home will need minimal work but I do have some family in the renovation business that I can lean on as well if need be.