Smooth surfaces that are easier to clean and maintain are the key.Gene

I thought home inspection can only tell what's on the surface?

.* [Note: On the surface, it seems to me that the LLC idea is geared to disguise the Owner's mortgage, which, if discovered by the "DFE" Lender, could lead to proceedings!

On the surface it looks ok I think, it’s just some of the numbers need more like the maintenance cost do seam low especially if the building is old but if they have taken really good care of it maybe not.

I've explored KC and Tulsa on the surface. 

Another thing is that the prime property in Redding that adjoins the Sacramento River is owned by the Kutras family.

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some help here.I am about to make an offer on 2 adjoining properties with the goal of doing a lot line adjustment, selling one of the lots and keeping the other, using the proceeds from the sale to build a new home on the remaining lot.One lot has a double wide on it.  

What are some general surface indicators of a strong rehab project?

Account Closed Sounds like you are passing, and on the surface I would agree with that notion.  

and what would be common is let the seller reserve the timber deed until you have paid them off.. one of the big things in the north west was for unscrupulous people to buy land on contract slick off the timber then never make payments.. so most folks these days know they need to reserve timber rights until paid in full.. and you can get release clauses for the timber as well. you structure it anyway you guys agree.. although on the surface for that kind of acreage at that price there cant be to much Merch timber ..