Foundation, plumbing, electrical, heating, etc. as well as some cosmetic updates.

I also feel that way about my day job as a soils/foundation engineer.

Those really need to go.Painting and replacing knobs many buyers these days are keen on that trick and it's been used up.Also looking underneath the foundation it looked like one of the columns needed shoring up and the brickwork was deteriorating and would need some repair as well.I would totally redo the tubs and the kitchen.Kitchen and Baths sell a home and you don't want to give a retail buyer a negative as to why NOT to buy it.

It was not found at that website, as I have looked in both states.

Use the "Foreclosure Resources" menu found at the right hand side of this web page.

There is certianly far more to a multi-family loan, but those are the foundation blocks I'd worry about for now.

Proper entity is the foundation.

because of this students knew right up front that the people had already purchased a house recently....Go to this next link and Eric's methods can be found at the second link under "Building Wholesale/Investor buyer's list".http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/54108-buyer-s-list-how-to-

Having good credit, reserves, and experience, are the foundation a full-recourse loan.Since these are small balance commercial loans, the borrower's credit score is also a consideration.

Asking for a price reduction of 4-8k to repair the foundation?