We saw the house before and after it was wiped down (it was listed with different agents before and after so the agents could reasonably argue they didn't know about the bank's action and wouldn't have to disclose them), so we knew for a fact what the bank had done.

When I told him no, he then offered more $ each month and then wanted to argue with me.I wouldn't allow this in my rental.

by Bryan Chavis) that discusses analyzing an area or neighborhood before you even start looking at actual properties and I happened to be listening to one of the podcasts today with Ben Leybovich(Show 61, I think) where Ben was arguing that you buy for location, not specifically the property.I guess my question is, what is the best way to go about analyzing an area and at what level do you do this at(state, county, city, neighborhood)?

It would travel behind the QT Gas Station and ABC liquor store and run alongside the tracks owned and operated by Norfolk Southern.

My fiancé argues that the financing should be in place before we even talk to the owner or bank (without knowing paydown, what’s due, what the owner would take), while I’m arguing that we should see if a deal can even be made first, since “money will find the deal”.

I am not arguing the fact that tax lien auctions are good or bad.

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ARV and Est Repairs from most wholesalers are fictitious inflated figures that seem to come from thin air and they will argue with you that you do not know what you're talking about...

It's patently ridiculous that the state has conditioned normal free citizens to believe they are liable for injuries resulting from duties other people accept without having to find any culpability of the hiring party.I'm not arguing that you shouldn't use license and bonded contractors, as lawsuits are real, buts it's sad that reasonable people don't recognize this as another modern day, historically novel, oppressive imposition of the nanny state

I would argue that the majority of New Bedford outside of the South end is safe from having to worry about flood insurance (just do your due diligence of course).