See what the surrounding houses have as far as building features, appliances, construction techniques.

Redo those CFDs to notes and deeds of trust, you might be exempt from Dodd-Frank and the SAFE Act. and sell partial payments. 4.

What was your Gorilla Tape technique?

While that will hike up the cost a bit, it's better to be safe than sorry, and anyone who has insurance is going to be at least a bit more serious and conscientious than those who don't- Bring the paint crew in before you do flooring or cabinets -- if they don't need to cover the floors or cabinets, they won't have to charge as much- Ask for a discount if the painters don't have to remove and replace the doors.

I understand that I need to pay full retail for the property since I am having to option to get my credit issues handled....but is it a safe bet to assume that much appreciation will occur in 24 months?

But it is relatively safe at any hour by Miami standards.

Is it a reasonably safe area?

I would be able to communicate furing these hours too.Next question is.. is there anyone in new england that would recommend a pre license course thatll help me get my license and not just trybto sell me a class.Ill be on later to see the replies and any suggested reading would me much appreciated.please dont hesitate to teach me the simplest techniques available.

Lonnie deals are dead, specifically mentioned in the SAFE Act.

But, if the foundation work would significantly inconvenience them or if the house is not safe to live in, I believe it's your responsibility to find them someplace to live (or reimburse them for the expense) during the time you're doing the repairs.