I'm sure there's a newer version available, but I intend to use my $300 software package until I upgrade to an OS that won't run it anymore...

It is likely in a bulk package for sale as piece of a $10 Million bundle of defaulted, troubled assets.

Auction sale "bottom line" comparison -pictures of repairs-Contractor's estimates of repairs-Mold Test results-local RE market news articles-Showings report/feedback report for listingPlease reply if you offer anything in your short sale package that isnt listed above and its effectiveness and also what your experience has been in the lender's receptiveness to any of the above items???

Hopefully food for thought....There really is a good thread about this from around a week ago.

My immediate plan was to take this grad school time to completely develop & package this idea then sale the hell out of it with a kickass business plan package, economy impact, schedules, concept site plan & renderings, all while showing and ensuring that I'm creditable, talented, and completely capable of getting the project completed & cash flowing.

I know the owner would prefer to sell as a package.

His legal bills are also covered by donations as well.Assuming his expenses are covered including food and shelter, you can make an argument that at the very least it is important for him to receive those donations in order to support his movements and ultimately keep him safe.This is further supported by his scrambling to keep his site up and running even though the leaked materials were already out.

No, but I'm in a very Red area, now if it were in a Baby Blue area, they might go so far as holding the dog food maunfacture just as responsible as the landlord.IMO, no, the landlord has to have a degree of negligence for contributory negiligence to be applied.

I want to know their exact preference in how they like their loan package submitted, what their lending criteria is for the buyer/deal, and how much they have to lend.

Also include pictures of the property damage.8.Wait a week to a month for the lender to review the package.