It didn't say why that was, but I would bet that it's becuase housing is so much more expensive where the climate is warmer.

I think that there is a lot of work to be done but that there is so much potential equity in it that it would be well worth the repair expenses.

I know there are threads for the web and blogging here on BP, but social media is so much more than that.

ARV is so less here.

I sold it for $45,000 as is. So

It's a toss up for me as to whether you buy your own home or buy investment properties as there is so much you could do either way and I'm sure you'll get a lot of different opinions here.

Of course, it could be that the lender is so swamped with loans in varying stages of approval that it takes the underwriter eight days to get through the existing workload before taking on a new loan package.

Subtract that from your note value and you have a number... the question is, does that number match what the note value is... So

I am kinda stuck because the flip is so easy and quick.

From the current recorded owner back to the bank, the property may have changed hands anywhere from 1 to 4 times.From the bank to an LLC or LLP (who knows how many times the property changed hands here), then to a private investor or a private individual.What I am wondering is by the time I get a chance to make an offer on this property, I am not sure who the true owner/seller is, so how would I go about doing that?