I've found two properties within a block of each other.

One looks at individuals developing entire shopping centers worth millions and it seems inconceivable that personal credit is more important than the equity that they can provide.And if personal credit IS important, how does one deal with it short of fixing it, waiting years, etc.?

This time of year, people are going to be on vacation and distracted with personal business.Note I'm talking about individual properties.

It's in a central area of the city, close to downtown, with bus access a block away, close to all levels of school.

Its a steel building with block walls and the cost to build the building today is 500K+... would that be something the bank would go off of?

My county lets you get individual information for specific properties, but charges a fee if you want a list of all filings each week.

Why give more money to the same individuals responsible for running these companies into the ground while at the same time, increasing their own personal net worth ten fold?!?!?!?

My suggestion is to look at each individual property and see if it will cash flow.

I have been in contact with them, but they seem intent on trying to sell the house and make the owner a profit.Unfortunately, it appears as if you are working with a realtor that doesn't "get it".They will be a road block until all parties recognize that it is a short sale situation.

I am looking for like minded individuals to partner up with in the Memphis market.