. - $xxx.xx :: Get a building inspection if needed and comply and improve the property to satisfy rental code.- $xxx.xx :: Hire a property manager - $xxx.xx :: Calculate Holding Costs (taxes, insurance, etc.)- $xxx.xx :: Add more hereGet a running total and have the family members pitch in equally or to whatever you agreed in the operating agreement.

were talking code violations, tax bill payment history, owners contact info etc....I know every state/county is different however if your in an area that has that info readily available, JACKPOT!!!

It's typical with REO's, and is no issue as long as you get title insurance....but check the BSection Exclusions in your title committment for things they may not have researched...unrecorded code violations, utility liens, etc.

They have both the nuclear and tax codes so they win!

I looked up our discussion:http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2006/36/36-60-...BTW folks should join a local REIA for more on the ground help.Sounds like prior to bidding on city of Atlanta property call Atlanta water dept...Also...Also, I just read an email today from GAR regarding legislation specifically addressing water liens.

I have older homes (1913, 1920, 1940, etc.) and I've been told American Modern won't do a DP3 type policy on homes 80 years old or older.Ideally, I'd like to have a comprehensive DP3 type policy with code upgrade included.  

Hello All, My business partner and I got a lead in the following zip code 77373 and the owner of the property lives here in Florida.

Essentially THDA is going to provide $60 million in down payment assistance to 4,000 home buyers in selected zip codes across the state.

You can find the Bradford city code here: http://ecode360.com/9028162.  

If you can and look up CA's probate code (if this property is near you), find out & look-up the probate case# to see what is happening (will, trust, intestate..) some places have set rules for minimum private bids executor can except etc.... search BP for Rick H. the probate guys post.