To mitigate this current situation I'm going to make monthly visits until I'm satisfied that the unit is not receiving greater than normal wear and being maintained withing the guidelines of the lease.

All you see is a total number of bids, but not what interest rate others bid.By basing my bids on the previous year's results, I was able to bid low enough to win, but still received 16% for lots that reasonably have values of $10k - $25k.

I received a quote which I feel is very high.This is even after I told the company that I do not pay retail.On one of my chimneys there is a rusted out rain pan for the chimney top.I had the roof guy take pictures to confirm and show me while I was there.The cap that slides over the rain pan is fine.For a new rain pan the quote with labor is 425.00 which I think is really high for a flat piece of metal.On my buildings I have some exterior glass panels that are cracked and need replacing.I have 3 bigger window panes say 3 feet by 4 feet sliders.Then downstairs I have small slider windows next to the front door say 28 by 14 inches.For the 10 panes they want with 2,350 which comes to 235 a window.Let me know If I can find a better deal or what the cost should be.Sliders,frame,and everything else is fine it is just the glass is broken and needs replacing.

As an example, I just closed on one today where the listing agent sent my wife an unsolicited email (they know each other) basically saying, "If you want to sell it for a quick profit, I received an offer a good bit higher than yours last week from someone who didn't realize it was already under contract."

I recently purchased a condo foreclosure and had difficulty receiving the HOA records.

The listing agent almost always tries to get me to sign up with them to receive MLS listings from their office via email.

It goes on from there to exclude if you are renting your home.Also, the deadline is tomorrow for the recipient of the form to receive it.I'd look into this.

I have posted other topics/questions that have received a lot of attention.

. :)I'm happy to tell the whole story once I receive the official letter from the IRS (a couple weeks), but long story short, I moved a large chunk of my retirement funds into a self-directed product offered by a relatively large financial company.

Receive payments for $660.76 minus 536.82 equals $123.94 monthly cash flow.