The basement is dry and shows no water damage.This is a fun, humbling process as I've enjoyed success both in corporate and as a Tech consultant.

When marketing leads start drying up - perhaps it is time to change the way you are marketing for business.

As Jason mentioned, buying from a bank is pretty cut and dry and the "i"s are dotted, or selling to someone you have worked with before and know.

My realtor told me that a contractor needs to come and cut the lower portion of dry wall and put new dry wall.

I stopped in early 2009 because it was time consuming dealing with the agents and buyers dried up due to the economy.

If the buyer can't qualify with the banks, it's likely he's at a high risk of default, and then in two years I'm going to end up with a trashed property that is going to cost more to rehab than was earned during that two year period;2) The note market for sub-prime borrowers has essentially dried up.

It looks like my thread dried up a little bit, so if I don't get any responses to this post, I'll probably let it go.

I like the itemized list, because I have that info from the screening company - so it is very cut and dry.

They more than likely would have to be off MLS, as the foreclosure market right now is dry and hot.

They ended up shorting the 60 unit that was draining them dry.