When the news stations talk about home appreciation, I never hear numbers like that.

Thought you'd all want to know about this:July 7, 2005 — ABC News' "20/20" is looking for a young couple who have been making money buying, selling or "flipping" real estate in the past year — specifically in Florida — for an upcoming story.

The good news is that the sellers can't get the money either, unless you sign an earnest money release with them as the benifituary.

The customer brings us an address and through our system we find the owners, update his/her location and get a report back to the customer.

You should keep an eye on them, but that comes in the form of monthly statements, and reports.

HillBilly, here is the good new and some more good news.

Whether you have bad new about an expensive repair that is needed, good news of a potential tenant paying above market rent or even just an email, letter, or phone to just say "HI" communication is the laying foundation of a good long relationship.George B. as far as fees go that's some expensive property management if they charge all that you wrote.

This does not seem right to me that they think their security deposit makes all well and can just get up and leave.My PM notified me that she would bill them for the 1st week of October, any neccassary cleaning/damage, and report them to the credit agency.

I found this article on Bankrate that is helpful for understanding coops http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/real-estate/condos1.asp.

Reports" in pdf; "Mortgage Payment Acceleration Plan" in pdf; and more.