It has been discussed so much that there are ten dead horses at the bottom of the pile, that we keep beating.Let me see if I can answer accurately.

Day: fairly lively since its weekend, kids are playing outside, saw a few grown men shirtless, walking around.

Playing hardball and hiring a lawyer will end up costing you more than $500 because you can't rent it to someone else until you complete the eviction process.Don't let your pride spend your money unnecessarily.

Doris W.Good luck with your search, Id assume that your not dead set on using either of those PMs that you mentioned so I would suggest taking the advice from a few people here.

I'm very curious to see how this forecast plays out in the next quarter, particularly for Brooklyn.

Good luck playing with your calculator. :)       

In the past 2 days I have picked up 2 more new buyers with net worth exceeding 10 million.If you are a buyer the deals are there but you can't play games.

We are in a white hot market here so I was not surprised to get a full price offer in 5 days...however the buyer backed out and then I found out that he had 3 other offers in on other properties...I do not understand this...we are NOT talking about REO and flinging out offers hoping one will stick but full price SFR on the MLS...found out later the buyers agent was aware and it must be frustrating to her as well...maybe the buyer thinks he can play sellers off each other and get someone to come off their price but not in this market...as I said it's a hot market...just irks me the property was tied up for 10 days...another seller told me the same thing had happened to him ...next time I will ask the buyers agent if the buyer has made any other offers on other properties...if it's a seminar trick I don't get it !

I am in Parker county Texas as well as Tarrant County and I have decided to target bad landlords thorugh my marketing but keeping running into dead ends on the county clerk site.

Obviously you would probably get better terms financing it with residential, but I am curious if the rules of forced appreciation still come into play when financing through this method.