he says no, he just bought it on xome and it is in escrow (which means his offer is actually just in review with the bank) but he can assign his xome win... wtf

I have a huge long list of tax delinquent properties I got from the county's office, I was wondering should I type as much information as I can into excel myself or is there an better less tedious option???????

Win/win .Went back and forth with the PV company on physical design for this. 

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It may not be in the right segment of the flood plain, or be the wrong type of benefit (flow, storage or area) but it could be and it would be a win-win potentially.None of these may actually be useful, but the only way to find out will be to physically explore each one....This is really a detailed approach to the old "offer the property to the neighbor".

We have an excellent credit score (820+) and have about 250k equity in our home.

When we left the place was in excellent condition, but needed cleaning.

Always nice to have a win starting out of the gate!

It's a win for us because when they have our updated info and we call asking for updates on the amount they are willing to lend us, they have everything they need and we get quick responses. 

Investigate potential partners, and people that I can find a win win agreement with.Daily goal; listen to one bigger pockets podcast per day, and try to distill one key chunk of wisdom.