i bought a vacant lot next to the freeway in NY a couple years ago at the county tax auction - it was $500 and I was thinking "It's only $500, I could throw a billboard on it for another $500 and make the $1000 back in less than a year".  

Any way for me to find out if this is a legal triplex on my own easily enough, without throwing the seller under the bus with the city?

Normally we would only engage our in-house network and sell our properties that way, however it's time to embrace the future and social media to reach a bigger audience. ( I also have a few years of experience consulting Fortune 500 companies on new-media strategies, meaning I do have a bias towards social media as I've seen it transform the way marketeers reach their audience and have direct effect on the bottom line). 

This will be a real time "go or no go", I'll do what the audience votes.  

With this many lending applications, my co-borrowers are concerned that we are throwing our important information everywhere...Is there truth in this concern?

so you paid for title insurance maybe thousands of dollars, then you throw it away. 

Even the short sale could have been an opportunity for you to throw out a low cash offer.  

Build relationships to get in-front of your targeted audience is the way to build traffic, and your brand.

I was able to probe her with a couple of questions today and am going to be calling her tomorrow to gather remaining info on the property so that I may throw an offer her wayFirst off, the sitution is as follows.

Just throwing this out there.