Knight suits are encouraged to have someone hiding in them, but we will consider vacant suits!!!

Letting go my current agent, she is best suited for very basic non-investment transactions.

If those lawsuits shake out for the banks, we could be seeing another big round of foreclosures hit the market this year.I work in the LA area and host a radio show out there and many homeowners are telling me that they aren't even making mortgage payments because of the suits their lender is embroiled in right now.

But, how long before all the other insurance companies follow suite with either demanding lead certs or excluding coverage for LBP issues?

If 4 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms sell just as quickly and for about the same amount of money, then it seems like you wouldn't want a squished-up 4 bedroom when you can have a 3 bedroom that has a nice master suite.

Start learning the basics of real estate investing to find out what kind of investing is best suited for you. 3)Use other online resources.

There may also be disagreement between the owner and the lender as to which improvements to make (such as a swimming pool).The second thought is for liabilities.

Instead of simply waiving their interest in the 2nd TDs, the attorneys filing the paperwork decided to name them in the suit to foreclose on the 1st.

The market in an area like yours ( and Mine Dayton OH) is probably loaded with vacant properties that need to be rehabed to get into rental condition. investors suited to do this and pay cash are in a position to pick up properties like yours all day for 6 to $7,000. after putting in another 7k at most they have a property with updates that probably looks better than yours.

I thought everyone was named and served in a judicial foreclosure suit: jr lenders, lienholders, borrowers and any owners of record.