Research what other properties they own, always check if property taxes were paid timely on their properties (on the assessor's site), look for signs of financial distress or life circumstances driving the need for a quick sale (divorce, probate, etc.).I bought several properties from a bankruptcy situation.

They are marketing pieces driving interest and leads - not sales pieces quoting bottom lines.

Its kind of tough to believe there is not some other underlying problem driving the condition.

Rehab about $20K (plus an extra $130 for the speeding ticket I got driving to the house the first time) with an ARV of about $140K.2.

Landlord charged with attempted murder after trying to remove tenants with forklift.Whoops . . .I can definitely see how crazy tenants might drive a landlord, but that isn't the way to do it folks.

The reality is tenants drive me crazy doing this part time and if I did it full time I think I'd go insane!!

We rather be safe than sorry, but our first Wholesale deal is not a good experience so far.

After a half hour of fumbling around, he says let's go driving for dollars.

I get the most response from the listings on our own website, and then of course a sign in the yard with directional signs to get drive-by traffic.

The three way phone call is a great idea but I will probably just drive down there and take care of it or at the very extreme end drive her to the VA office and get her online account upgraded to "Pro" so I can just get those documents online.