You can door knock these neighbors as well.

He's mainly a drywaller installing new drywall and knock down on the ceiling in a hallway and bathroom.

We’ve heard plenty of landlord horror stories, particularly those related to college students, but (*knock on wood*) all of our tenants have been tremendous thus far.

And in that process of learning their goals are set, carved from stone.problem is they waste both buyers and sellers time.. its great for them they get a hard knock education but it sucks for everyone they touch

I am currently in Florence, Italy visiting my sister (first vacation in two years), and I got a call about an hour ago from the Austin police that they did a no-knock raid on three of the four units and that the doors now need to be barred up.

(hopefully economically fixable, but we are duly skeptical.)Here are the questions, as long as the inspector does not find deal killing, knock down type issues, is it better to: drive the selling price down, OR get the contract extended OR both.My instincts say get as much of everything every-time...

Wane Tango before you start throwing away money, and I do mean throw away, why don't you just hit it old school and knock on some doors?

I always counsel my landlord clients that although you can discriminate against pets with a no pets policy, you are automatically knocking your applicant pool in half if not more.  

They knocked it out in 3 days.

Ross, the law here in not in favor of the HOA's any longer like it was when these houses were "stolen" from the banks.I'm not sure how this is handled 100% from a legal standpoint, but from what I understand, its still an asset of the bank in most cases which means that knock on the door could come when you least expect it.I'm working on a condo right now in the same circumstance, and the real estate atty's said clearing titles like this has been a "crap shoot" lately and the banks are fighting this more aggressively.