It also has it's own podcast in itunes.

It has free online videos and educational courses and even has it's own podcast in itunes.

It even has it's own podcast in itunes.

There is a really good post re: bidding on HUD homes in the Bigger Pocket archives: 'Successful HUD Bidding Strategies'....good info, very helpful.  

It offers free online videos and educational courses and even has it's own podcast in itunes.

BP even has it's own podcast in itunes, and lets you post blogs and share ideas with others.

BP offers free online videos and educational courses and even has it's own podcast in itunes.

BP even has it's own podcast in itunes and let's you post blogs and share ideas with others.

Surprisingly when the house was (re)wired in the 1950s, fuse panels were put into each quadrant of each floor of the main house (essentially each room) and the rooms were wired to the local panel rather than trying to pull wiring back to the mechanical room in the basement.The last remaining descendants, who themselves are getting on - live quite some distance away, and have been maintaining the house since their parents have passed away {I'm told the property has/had its own trust fund}, but now want to be rid of the burden.I could turn it into six nice apartments - but unless I destroyed the character of the building in the process, the current operating costs {10K/year to heat) would make it un-viable.

If you are interested, I am also podcasting about my investing experience on iTunes!