Has anyone ever tied up a property with a purchase contract and a short time period (7-21 days), as long as the seller will allow, and then auctioned the house (with a reserve) via the internet or locally?

You have to put yourself into the shoes of a motivated seller.

In fact, I ensured all of my insurance coverages are calculated by RC.My question ties back to the land valuation from the County website.

Two of our rentals are intrinsically tied up in our home which means many of the expenses associated with these rentals are split between personal and the two rental units.

Also, should I look for something that I can get some forced appreciation in the property and tie in the VA Rehab Loan?

See if Nike would target people without any legs on facebook, you can be sure they won't sell any shoes.

(My wife once went to the laundry mat and put her sheets in a washer, only later to find out someone had spilled bleach all over the top and inside of that washer, now we have tie dye sheets) I have something in place for not clogging the toilet with certain object and such, just wondering if there's something for coin op laundry machines.I also know about the benefits of using cloth diapers. i'm not looking to be convinced, just wondering what the legalities and lease terms were with others who are in the same situation.Thanks!!!

I tie my identity to learning/skill acquisition.You may like the Impact Theory podcast with Tom Bilyeu.

A settled slab is not uncommon.....It could be just a few grand to repour/tie-in that area.

I just closed on a local property on Thursday so my funds are tied up for the moment.