We did look in Florida around Sanibel but it was not cash flowing like we wanted and we don't know that area well so we dropped it.

That was about 6 months ago when I dropped my management job and hit the ground running with the program.

I'll make sure that's dropped at the right time if we make it to negotiations.I thought $158,000 to get her out from under it and an ARV of ~$250,000 would make for a pretty sweet wholesale or even rehab it ourselves considering it doesn't take an exorbitant amount of money to fix it up (crossing fingers for cosmetics only) or to get her out.As for the liens i think you're right about the tax lawyer.

You may already know, but basically it keeps the thermostats working in only "reasonable temperatures".

No such luck, after no interest I had to drop the rent to 775.00, still no interest.

Building was listed for $280K two years ago and since then has dropped in price two times.

They're ordering materials in advance and having them drop-shipped straight to the job.

The appraisal community didn't want to drop the price of pencil searches and drive by, exterior only reports.

Such markets often offer better cash flow opportunities but low growth.In the cyclical markets like Ca, Fl, Ny and many coastal areas, you can expect higher volatility with large growth often followed by large drops.

Hot water baseboard heat runs at a lower temperature, usually around 160 degrees Fahrenheit.