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I also understand there are certain codes that govern systems like this. 

To a lower level than zip codes in cities that have more than one zip code. 

For the life of me I can't see what part of its needs to be demolished.So my plan is to go with a contractor tomorrow and then try to speak to the city to see what I can find out about what the code violations are and the potential of stopping the demolition.By the way, would the current owner (Fannie Mae) be billed for all demolition costs?

Because this topic comes up again and again I've examined numerous municipal codes. 

Yet sometimes I snag a deal with good profit spreads.Just know that these properties, especially if they are from a bank, have something REALLY WRONG with them, such as code violations.  

"I would suggest working with an agent to help you locate funding.Another option : look up banks via white or yellow pages online and ask away.Example : enter zip code 53205 and go out 30 to 50 miles <-( banks , community bank , trust, credit unions, and etc )Reason for my response -> I see individuals contact agents and say hey I want to invest with you.

While the hands went up and mine did not, I recalled thinking that the book couldn't be too great since the people who read it appeared to be in the same boat as me: in a free workshop, on the weekend, trying to financially alter our lives for the better.

The DDA in my city is not nearly as hostile as the one he describes.4) Are there any current code violations?

Hi Raquell,I have selected the zip codes that I'm going to mail to.