If you want to know the blocks I've been around, Read Meet The Investor here on BP.

When we do our pricing, we do it on a block to block basis, it is deadly otherwise!

Some boarded up homes on the block-- stuff like that.

So, I have my potential for deal in my hands and I wanted to put a quick question out there to see what others think...my end cash buyer asked where the property that I very well may be wholesaling to him what street it is or what hundredeth of a block it's on.

**What is interesting is that the property is right across from the police station and a block from city hall and it is obvious that the "in-law" is currently occupied.** Obviously, the concern is what kind of situation could we find ourselves in if the city figures out that the additional unzoned unit is being occupied and what is the liklihood of that happening?

The rubber washer with the dome shapped screen had rusted and was blocking water flow.

The back end profits you mentioned (most of which is called Yield Spread Premium or YSP) is certainly on the chopping block.

(We state this is impossible and show by way of the financial worksheet.)3) PMI company to block deal.

If you have to go a block or so,,,probably not feasible and you better double check that well for working condition and pull some water samples.

Still, I think it is short-sighted as it skews the expectations of buyers and encourages mortgage holders to walk out on their mortgage.The market around here seems to be picking up. 2 houses within a block of the one I have for sale sold this week, and 2 more down the other direction within a 1/2 mile.