Some times its as low as 65% ARV yet never more than 80% ARV.Hm..it's starting to make sense. so in the case of negotiating with a seller, how would you rephrase that in a more simpler term without coming off as a loan officer and throwing the sell off.

Do NOT fully trust any answers given by someone working at treasurer office.

Don't want to see you get in trouble down the road.I just watched a story on the news last night about the District Attorney's office in a nearby city opening up an investigation into the city's mayor for allegedly secretly recording a meeting he had with the city manager.

If the addresses listed in public records/assessors office are the same as the abandon property than what strategies can be used to locate them?

I just left active duty Air Force last summer (former maintenance officer).

“It reminds me of that old joke - you know, a guy walks into a psychiatrist's office and says, hey doc, my brother's crazy!

In my area, you have to go to the County Clerks office (some areas you can do it online), but once there, you can check taxes (what they owe, where the bill is sent, when and who made the last payment), mortgages (what did they tell you they owe?

I do know that in the office there is some agents that like to work with investors and others that don't due to low commissions.

Our attorney general's office and their interpretation stated that ANY option contract at ANY time was considered to be governed under this law.

I think it's important to teach tenants early and firmly, rents go to the post office, on time, if not on time, late fee must be included, if later than 5 days and we haven't communicated, there's going to be a problem.