Even maintenance can be tricky because some areas have habitability standards that require the landlord to make certain repairs.Ryan brings up a key point.

I thought I would include my standard clause about the ability to negotiate the deal with the bank.

Just make sure that your posts are high quality and provide great content for your target market.There is a lot to be said about blogs and I can't go into it because I could write an entire ebook about it.

As a suggestion, pick a color other than standard white.

This is just the standard, and not the only option.

Standard practice, so seller shouldn't object.

Unless prices have gone up considerably in the past couple years, in Baltimore, you shouldn't be paying more than about $200-220 per square for tear off and replace with standard 25 year 3-tab shingle (assuming one layer to tear off).

If you are seeking as a private investor, I can return your investment $1k richer for your kindness, and of course secure said transaction with a standard commission assignment agreement of course fully executed through my broker of record.

Most tend to be six to twelve months but, some are less.This has been my approach to seasoning with houses that I have rehabbed and tried to sell...First, I work closely with "investment mortgage brokers" because, they tend to have better relationships with lenders that don't have strict seasoning standards and often times they work with smaller lenders or private lending groups that don't require seasoning at all.There is usually a catch though.

One thing that zillow does not account for very well is condition and quality of a home when making comparisons to conclude a value.