some times, these gurus have even been to prison.  

sorry I meant open and notorious possession.

Buying someone's interest and then tacking on to someone's notorious and open use and then gaining title via adverse possession/quiet title?

The reason I raise this, and the reason "your" find is languishing on the market is that rooming houses are notoriously difficult to sell.

You CAN help facilitate the process, but you have to be on good terms with the other two parties, understand and compromise on the goals of the other parties, and ask what you can do, then follow through 100%.Banks are notoriously slow and ineffective when it comes to making this process comfortable for the other two parties.

They are notoriously picky on inspections and can really increase vacancy time.One of the ways they know a new tenant moves in is due to a change in utilities name.

No CIA, just the prison at Licking.

Remember, you are coordinating sellers that are in distress so they can be squirrelly and then coordinating with contractors and no offense to contractors but they are notoriously flaky.

So you will pay MORE for repairs than if you pay them yourself.These policies are notoriously limited in their coverage and hard to collect on.  

Our banks are being bailed out by foreign countries as well.MANY CEO's of mortgage and banking firms will be heading to prison as well, you will see.