Houston seems to be doing well after all the dust settles with this huge FBI thing that just happend...They arrested some 38 people that were all working a real estate scam operation down here..its a huge mess right now as far as forclosures go...

Even IF they were a low rent tenant, and their belongings total $200, if someone makes a claim against you, it is up to you to provide the proof there was no bags of gold.As to the cleanup of bodily fluids, yes, there are specific measures you must take.

I mean after the deal is done, we have closed, taxes have been paid, fee's paid and the dust has settled.... how much cash in the end do you want to walk away with?"

I have had it sitting on my shelf for a few years, time to dust it off in a few.

TonyS. aka "Money Bags"$2 a sq ft!!!

As far as the proper type of license you need along with other things to deal with gold, gold dust, jet fuel, oil, and commdities!

Verify and that might mean bag lunches at the site.

I'm not sure if this is appropriate for this forum or not, but does anyone have this course on their shelf collecting dust that they would like to sell?

Another one bites the dust.....If someone has access to 95 LTV's with a 550 score, it would be worth flipping them a deal just to find out where they're getting their money.

By optioning 25% of the units he complied with the requirement to maintain ownership, but had the "sales in the bag" so to speak.As for me, I paid market rent for 24 months, but got a 50% credit towards the future purchase -- the purchase price was set up front, at the then current market value.