The site will not provide the same level of detail that a local agent has access to.

Do that kind of thing enough and the IRS will consider you a "dealer" and the lots as inventory held for sale.Depending on how "remote" this whole thing is you might be better off making part of the 700' an access road, thereby retaining enough frontage for 3 main road lots, but giving you a lot more lots by making them smaller than 13 acres each, with only a 230 yard frontage.By the way, have you ever subdivided and/or developed lots before?

I'd also just do a month to month so you can get them out if the dogs are being destructive, maybe visit every 2 weeks for the first 2 months or so to make sure the dogs are being good.If her house isn't completely through the foreclosure process yet and she still has access to it maybe see if you can go to her house to look at the condition of the property with respect to the dogs living there.

If they're tucked out of the way, and are blocked off to avoid anyone stepping on them, they should be fine.Both the wall and the floor units must be properly vented.

(I live in Englewood, Colorado.)I am just retiring from my own company (not real estate related), and want nothing more from the forum than access to its knowledge base (and hopefully the camaraderie of the group).I am presently a passive partner in certain entities that own commercial real estate in Las Vegas and Southern California.

Hello fellow bloggers, Neal Piekarz here.I'm a real estate in the Detroit metro area, and have access to a multitude of investment tools.My team has 20 properties listed and have several short sale status properties, just need an offer.

I think you can just access it through my profile... if not, I'll come back and post the link.

The mowers were kept in the neighbors garage who also had access to use them - even though we almost always mowed for them.

The only way you are going to get access to an occupied property is with the current occupant's approval.

From my drive-by it looks like the "worst property on a good block"; not in disrepair just a little unkept; ugly mailboxes, dirty siding; leaves not picked up; no sign, very little landscaping.According to local banks, cap rates on deals are 8.5% on the low side to 10.5% in the mid-high side.What would you guys offer?