The bottom line is that despite all the number crunching and analysis that tells us a deal is a good one, there is always the unknown or uncontrollable to a degree.

Anyway, the bottom line is her landlord is jerking her off over a few small repairs, and I wanted to give her advice as to how she would solve the problem.

Cat will probably have to have the bottom of the wallboard replaced.If there are heating vents in the floor, wash those.A lot of people won't notice faint dog smell, but everybody seems to be able to detect even the slightest smell of cat, so you have to be sure to get it all.

Bottom unit rented with 625 and top unit 3 bedroom rented for 900 with section 8.

Bottom line . . . . please be patient while we resolve these issues.

Find a market that has likely bottomed (or is reasonably close) and that indicates upward population trends, and move a good chunk of the $150K into low-priced REOs that you hold as rentals.

I certainly don't know your market, but in my market that would be the absolute bottom of the barrel which means it will be a management nightmare and probably in the ghetto.

How long do we have a wait for the bottom to drop with our heads stuck in the sand ?

The tenants finally told me that there was the facet was leaking and by then the bottom of the cabinet rotted out completely.So I don't see either contract helping me in that situation, because it probably took me a few hours to rebuild a new bottom cabinet and rip out all the rotten out stuff.

Why is it, that after reading page 1 and then I press the icon for page 2 it takes me to the BOTTOM of page 2 instead of the top?