I know there are ways for them to waive their redemption rights and the document you stated may be the correct documentMake sure your attorney is familiar with Alabama foreclosure laws.

And for what it’s worth, we’re in the middle of a complete rewire from 2-wire (not even knob and tube) in AL because of the inspector’s view of the code for that particular city.

Areas near Atlanta and a handful of areas in Alabama. 

Unwinds tell tales of rough water ahead.Heré  is a more granual look the original numbers. 16.60% Birmingham, AL 17.80% Little Rock, A16.70% Fayetteville, AR 24.50% Phoenix, AZ21.10% Tucson, AZ 20.90% Riverside, CA19.80% Sacramento, CA19.50% San Diego, CA18.30% Anaheim, CA17.70% Los Angeles, CA9.70% San Jose, CA8.90% Oakland, CA5.50% San Francisco, CA 18.00% Denver, CO9.00% Colorado Springs, CO 14.80% New Haven, CT13.30% Bridgeport, CT12.50% Hartford, CT 11.40% Washington, D DC. 26.70% Lakeland, FL25.70% Cape Coral, FL25.70% Port St.

Hello there,I'm closing on 114 acres of timberland in Baldwin County, Alabama soon and I'm buying at a steep discount for the surface value.

@Grant Sylvester one example comes from right here on a BP thread from a few months ago: a first-time wholesaler connected with someone trying to sell a challenging property in the south (I believe it was rural Mississippi but could have been Louisiana or Alabama, somewhere in a small town in that neck of the woods anyway).

I'm hoping I can find one that can close in 10 days in Elmore County, AL.

Places where investors are welcome and prices are reasonable.We’ve had success in WA, AZ, TX, AL, GA.Oh, I’d not tried in Socal yet, because of the high price point and unfriendly landlord/tenant laws.

We had a duplex on the beach in Gulf Shores Alabama. 

Al, I also have an out of state PM and it should be stated in your Management Agreement how the payment method should be.