In that time period, I'll be doing some minimal painting inside and some clean up outside.

Sellers tend to minimize any problems, and taking a hard look at the issues the appraiser identified is certainly in order.

And an entrepreneur would find a way to minimize his costs to learn that information or even get paid to do it.

My goal is to maximize my profits, not minimize my cash outlay.

Have minimal central banking and let the market determine interest rates.

Mine didn't require testing, only a visual inspection by a person licensed to do so, and was done by the same company that did the demo.Despite the alure of the $2k listing price, don't give it minimal DD, give it more.

Hey! I am having a problem down here in Atlanta. My qualifications are faily simple and put on my advertisements and applications. I have had my house empty and advertised since May. I have had only two applicatio...

For really thin equity organize a mortgage assignment between the seller and a new buyerNote that these deals are thinner and you need to exercise caution to minimize risks.

In particular, is that issue one that will so directly impact the landlord's cash flow such as high and continuing special assessments, stuborness over minimal cosmetic issues (lawns, landscaping)?

I will 1. determine if Obama's second wave of housing programs relieves my negative equity (within the next 90 days details will be public enough to understand/verify)2. pursue the best avenue to default on the 2nd lien and have it removed from the home's debt (upon determining that no program will help reduce principal for me, whihc is my prediction, due to the fact that, technically, I CAN pay, and others, who can not, will come first, understandably) 3. continue work on packaging consultant services and creating unique materials to support those services that produce minimal additonal income now and yet pave expanded professional earning and freedom opportunities for the future4. complete my doctoral degree to enhance cerdibility in my field and improve marketability of consultanc in futureI have written similar question/posts before but they were not titled "Wisdom" reading other posts on this forum made me think of that title - hmmmm...you DO "get what you ask for" after all.