Can see nearly the entire whole bottom floor through windows and looks very good inside. 

I have thought about potentially selling my current home and rolling the gain on the property into a 4plex and living in one unit, or using the money I have saved to purchase another property (albeit at not much of a discount likely) and having a friend or family member rent the top unit of my current home while serving as a landlord to the bottom unit and possibly helping to avoid any legal issues that could come from not being properly zoned.

When times went to neutral to bad they would go down cheap on coupons and not care about profit as much (eek out a little) but they wanted to keep sales and market share.The little guy with increased food cost that can't sell at that price gets squeezed out and many go under.

In addition there are several other forms of marketing, such as radio, television, and outdoor advertising, that can be useful for the real estate investor but which are beyond the scope of this article.The bottom line is that if your business is not getting a steady stream of motivated sellers to buy properties from then it is suffocating.

The market to hit ‘rock bottom’. 2.

It is under the creative real estate financing header toward the bottom of all of the forums......good luck.

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I could add a door near the bottom of the stairs, but it's cinder block wall and I was trying to avoid cutting into it.

The city had told me to simply put holes in the bottom of the pool and cave it in,,,however the house is now vacant and a fence section fell down, now the city is involved in the house, the Environmental Department wants every bit of concrete removed when the pool is taken out (additional cost about $5k which I hadn't budgeted.If I decide to walk away because of this, the house will go into foreclosure, the city has told me they will go in and have the pool removed (and I'm sure they willl end up spending a lot more than I would),,and put a lien against it.Common sense would say they would come down a few thousand to help me with the cost they caused by taking over 2 months to give an approval,,but I doubt they will, the house will be vacant, the city will put a lien against it, and the bank will end up getting substancially less than they will if they sell to me, but thats probable what's going to happen (at the same time short sales can be super deals, if they work out)andy

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