But, to get to your question… I have been having “some” luck with the local banks… They can break their own rules… if you are a good customer.

They just did not have the high end leads that I need.They create a custom website and funnel leads through their 1000's of capture sites.

Weird bathrooms so I built my own vanities since they had to be custom fit, EVERYTHING in this house was runed, every ppice of glass, sliding doors, air handler and a/cwas gone, holes in the ceiling, ou name it. 30k was chump chage on this boarded up home!

t=15788.A few relevant items are left there because the posting covered both the original topic about appraisals and motorcycles.Now that we're separated, I'll add that I ride a Triumph partly to avoid this HD vs.

I specialize in Custom Homes and High-End Renovation work but have a special fondness for historic restoration work.

If you can't listen the forum moderator's directions, how can I believe you will listen to my needs as a customer.

but you would, in florida, be in violation of your fiduciary duties to your clients/customers because you know what the difference is between what the seller wants for the property and what the buyer is willing to pay for it.

You sound like you understand the business side of things as well as the customer service and quality sides.

It seems to work best with the lower priced rentals, as the NY Times appears to appeal more to the higher end customer.

If you can get enough capital to buy a bulk portfolio, customize it to your area and the type of homes you want to buy (little to no renovation, 50% of the value, etc...) then you can do much better than grinding out short sales or trying your luck at the trustee sales.