Anyway my bets are on Overtown as well there is a real need for affordable housing in Miami for young professionals I hope to get into Overtown soon.

They might have no problem buying a bulb, but what if they're elderly or have a physical disability that prevents them from reaching the ceiling?

The best bet would be to contact the lien holder and see if they would accept a partial payment to release the lien from the property, but not from the brother individually.

I would be willing to bet its a huge hugeHUGE problem with moisture.

However, you will have learned an interesting angle that I bet the vast majority of agents won't know.

We have done well, but we are over leveraged in a portfolio that I see as being 50% physical real estate, in the ideal case.While I would love to get in on the commercial game in Philly.

I bet the seller would be motivated if you made a cash offer with no contingency and any weasel clause.Joe Gore

In this book it has evaluation reports, physical fitness tests, transcripts, etc.

Finally, while the county will never physically get closer to the Bay Area or Redding, and transit time from Redding isn't really improvable due to the terrain, there is ongoing efforts to make Humboldt more connected to the south.

@Benjamin Andrew Pogue  Let's interpret "optimal" and "sweet spot" to mean:a) you can find one fairly easilyb) you can rent it fairly quicklyc) it will cash flow and the likelihood of you losing money is lowWith those assumptions, your best bet is 3/2/2 in a subdivision where it is easy to determine value (After Repair Value based on comparable sales AND likely rent) and where home prices are 50-80% of the median home price for your area (working class neighborhoods).