In my view this is the best site on the web for RE investing.

Go on Virginia Tax Assessor's web site and do a search on the type of property you are interested in the zip codes you like.

Send him a message -- the web site won't let me to include the phone number.

Who knew BP was out there...I stumbled on the site when I was searching the web for a rental application for my former primary residence.

Your best option, considering most tenants are completely unreliable would be to do all the maintenance your self as the owner.

All Right...so spent last few hours reading about foreclosure at BP/sherrif sale website/web to guide me further in such a short notice...so here is what I plan to do in a sequence tomorrow morning:1.

Glad to see the ethical responses.Had you been more upfront in your first meeting and pointed out that your efforts could be quicker, less hassle, less costly and done in a timely manner than listing the property conventionally, you probably would not be suffering this dilemma.Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

Here they're published on the public trustee's web site about 44 hours before the auction.

You can't get this from an anonymous POF you found on the Web.

Cover it up, the wall is stabilized, in most cases it is considered a permanent fix, most contractors use I-beams with a 3 1/2" web so a 2X4 can sit next to it, I have installed beams, and have much experience with these, as long as there doesnt appear to have additional movement, (sometimes stabilized walls will move the house around in severe situations)then I see no issue with putting rock over it, just use Basement board, dont have the drywall contact the concrete floor, leave a gap, and cover it with trim, the rock will wick up any moisture.