On the surface it looks like a keeper!

It has builder grade materials, carpet instead of hard surfaces, and is about 200 sq ft smaller than the fixer upper.

I've been reading up on Subject-To sales and they sound good on the surface, but I have a couple questions:1.

I appreciate any and all advice.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.ROOFThe surface of the shingles have pitting present on the small rear roof and on ridges and peaks on the main roof.

I lived in Stone Mountain and feel familiar with the parts of Lithonia and Decatur that adjoin it.Best wishes.

On the surface, it would seem death would be the ultimate hardship, but the lender/servicer will not short sale the property.

I definitely need to read up some more on creative financing, so far seller financing is the only thing that has surfaced but its easier said than done!

That's just skimming the surface of a definition for liability, but should help you get a general idea...Lastly, I'm sorry to hear about your opinion of insurance agents.

. $2,700 mnth vs $2,250 per month, think about that, it's a lot more IF a person does the % but, on surface, it's "only" a few hundred bucks...... think about the impact of that, saying a few "hundred" more, it's not so stinging is it, feels, for most part, not a big deal, rather attainable, right.

I don't necessarily believe that $143K is highway robbery but it seems relatively high to me on the surface.