Maine law requires landlords always to pay for treatment of bed bugs.

Here are the main questions I have for any Colorado REI's out there: Have you seen any areas around Denver containing more "high potential" properties (what they are priced at vs what they could rent for)?

I run a construction group that mainly does high end stuff on the east side, Cle heights and Shaker heights.

@Anthony Marie, here on BP, probably the prime reason your idea is not overly-hyped as the way to go, is that it mainly suits folk who already have "big pockets".

My main plumber has a connection with a licensed plumber for when that is needed. 

I am also interested in North Main neighborhoods (Earlewood, Elmwood Park & Cottontown) and certain areas in West Columbia right across the river ("The Avenues"). 

If not, your realtor should be the one finding out the answers to all these questions.I'm not sure what the main source of info is for foreclosure sales in Virginia but I'd suggest that you find out what the trustee sale buyers are using so you have a better idea of what's going on.There are a myriad of reasons why the lender might postpone a sale.

The main reason properties go to tax sale is people didn't get the bill because the address of record is wrong. 

5) I understand that the main risks are that the title may not be clean, back taxes may be owed, tenant might not want to leave. 

He has a seperate job, and is very active in his church.