Be sure to look well at the outside of the home for rotted wood or other problems.

Hey Josh not that I wood ever want even one , but i'm with Tod how do you get negative influences

You want an actual real estate attorney in your neck of the woods handling this matter. ps.

The reason why Paseo is listed at $75K is because it is fully rehabbed with hard-wood floors, new kitchen, and bathrooms, new plumbing and to top it off I'm offering to seller finance.

My question to the pros is the following: Would you consider or have you done duplex, triplex, or other property investment sight unseen ?

They will come by and in 2-3 days you'll see nothing but a foundation and a neat stack of any non-wood materials they couldn't use.Also, let me know geographically where you are at.

Our rental is a nice two story colonial with wood floors.

If you've had a vacancy for two years, you need a different property manager.I think condo's make crummy rentals because you're always at the mercy of the HOA and you're competing with apartments that have full time, on-sight management.But as far as sell or keep, that depends.

I specialize in distressed properties and so far..knock on wood, I havent found a property yet I havent saved and made profitable.

I'm not a big woods or scenario player but it's cool when the speedball isn't available.