The tenant was later and later and finally bugged out.

OK, I think I'm finally ready to look at flipping to owner occupants, and was curious how many of you active flippers use a designer for ideas on what to do with the house.

I have posted about this topic numerous times and am finally looking to receive an answer.

In Maryland notices to the homeowner say they must respond in 30 days, but the foreclosure itself can take another year and the owner can redeem at any time until the foreclosure is final.

When he finally gave me the fries I just sat there.

Originally they were trying to help us (supposedly) through the loss/mitigation which is the same guy I've been talkign to, and it was taking so long, I finally called a realtor in hopes to short sale it.

Plus you can identify a number of possible acquisitions, but potentially buy just one of them There is still time.

Also, I am not looking to spend a lot of time managing this beyond the initial research, due-diligence required, etc for initial investment(s) and further acquisitions down the road as the climate dictates (ie, real estate investing won’t be my full-time job).

Acquisition costs per customer are roughly $500 for DirecTV.

Seems the final decision may be up to HUD