I've bought numerous properties from Hubzu/Altisource and while I've always bought for a deal, they've always been a headache once I get to closing.

The explanation given to us was that the owner was performing all the repairs to improve the units.

Can someone explain this to me please or point me to somewhere i can find how to do this with a detailed explanation.

I didn't notice an explanation elsewhere, so what made you decide on Rochester versus other markets?

I know this whole subject of Dodd Frank and Safe Act compliance has been beaten to death here, but I couldn't find an answer in any of the numerous other posts I have read.

There are numerous multifamily new-build and loft conversions in the Midtown area, home to Wayne State University, the medical center complex and the museums, aimed at filling increased demand (low single-digit vacancy rates here as well).Then there are the suburbs where crime, schools and population decline are not issues.

I've spoken to my tenants numerous times and they seem to think he's singling them out.

Also, the second lender will see the first property on your credit report, either at application or when they check it right before closing, and will need an explanation.

Perhaps I should do a blog with a longer explanation and a lighter tone.

I've heard from others that she if very anti flipper so she'll come up with numerous expensive repairs to lessen any profit that you'll make from the sale.