Got it for $45k, put $5k into it, sold it on an installment contract for $79k.

Tis’ the season and all, but I can’t say I have re-plumbed a house because I was installing a water heater?

Buy my calculation, somone paying $425,000 would be in the hole to the tune of $1500/monthWhich is not to say you couldn't find a buyer.Was you addition of the third unit done with proper permitting and zoning approval?

I just started working for a Granite Co. and we sell granite countertops and flooring at $18 a sq ft. installed.

[ADS IN PROPER FORUMS ONLY]Thanks Brian

For such a property, subject to may well work to take over the property.When you find a property that has very little equity, doing a short sale is the proper approach.

My other sone is an HVAC tech and has installed many units.I just wonder how you would do it with one boiler for 2 of the units.

There are a few properties in my area, Pennsylvania, which have caught my attention, but I’m not sure how to analyze these properties properly.

I have a friend that installed them in his kitchen and he says that people come in his house and swear that they are real tiles.

Tell the Trustee you can't pay for the property because they were not properly notified.