If you have "cash" buyers you'll be in a good position to acquire properties before they hit the auction block.

Joel Block also gives bi-annual conferences and is starting The National Association of Syndicators.

If it's the few homes that are troubled, you better get busy since, unless you can buy them all pretty quick, they will likely hit the block before you pull this off one at a time unless you have a buyer for all of them.

Weight is given more to the SQ FT of sales in a block survey.

Because a tenant's solution to any little problem is to buy a new one.I can't even tell you how many times a tenant has told me that something has to be replaced, and I go over there and press a reset button or reset a circuit breaker and the thing works perfectly.On an electric oven, the most likely failure is a heat coil, $30 at the very most, and 1-5 minutes to install the new one.On a gas oven it isn't likely to be anything but a blocked orifice or a bad thermo-couple (What?

This is not my arrogance, these grammatical mistakes could mean road blocks for people who choose not to correct them.

I also pointed out the fact the agent lived two blocks away.Well, I was able to negotiate a $66K PP and I am in the process of fixing and flipping.The lesson I learned from this BPO is sometimes a horrible BPO does work.

Thanks for the post Ted, that is a big plus for investors and FHA borrowers who are the needy ones blocked by the idiotic anti flip rules.

Now, if the heaters are blocked, and the wall or floor is very hot and the room is cool, you lose heat.What will help is turning them down.

It is 4 blocks from where one of my sisters live, and 18 miles from another.