I've read through 10 pages of threads on conversions trying to answer my questions and haven't found the answer I'm looking for.Here's the background.Primary residence (from 2011) purchase price: $10kCounty assessment (structure only): $70kOnly about $2k in costs so far.I've been in the house for over 2 years, so I'm sitting on my $125k capital gains exclusion (house would likely sell for $50k as is)...

I feel strongly about this potential deal because of our conversation that we had , which lasted for 20 minutes .The Deal :1 .

When I'd go into a neighborhood I wasn't real familiar with (usually out of town types) I'd drive through and stop and think of some reason to strike up a conversation with some guy washing his car or sitting on some porch.

If you can just strike up a conversation on the phone and just ask what type of adjustment might they make for a busy street compared to a quiet street. :)

So my fat fingers accidentally hit "Remove Conversation" on an inbox message.Is there any way to "undo" that accident?

Instead of cold-calling, which often doesn't have the same comfort level as conversing with someone you've an established business relationship with already.Only this time, in lieu of a wholesale offer, you can present a potential jv rehab deal.

I think you should try to work something out with your landlord.But if you're really willing to part with your dog, that you've had for 7 years, then maybe the dog is better off finding a home with someone that really cherishes him instead of just getting rid of him when the going gets tough

Just because there are a ton of properties on the market and prices are low does not make them all good investments, and conversely just because demand is high and prices are high does not make them all bad investments.IMHO Appreciation is speculative and hard to predict, so each prospective investment must go through the ringer irrespective of speculated appreciation.... and if it works it works.

I would have a conversation with them before taking any action.

That would be a condo conversion.