If anyone needing this info can also email me whatever is easier.

They drop value at a much slower rate when the market is going down.They are much easier to find good tenants for and they are certainly easier (and faster) to sell for a higher market price and less reduction in the asking price.There is more to value than just price.

I don't know about everyone else, but if I discovered mold in my house (or one of my rentals), I WOULD (DO) CLEAN IT UP!

But it occured to me it might just be a whole heck of a lot easier to wholesale it (and carry the paper) to him and let him handle all the hassles.

That, and the current market, made it easier to be brave about REI.

Illinois may or may not have passed legislation on this.Subject tos can be done and depending on your market, they may actually get a little easier to do because conventional financing is drying up and owners are about to realize that they need to supply financing if they are going to get their houses sold.

You should just go into any appointment by being respectful of the person you are meeting with - which means clean clothes, not too casual, and groomed well.

I also did a street view from google to look up and down the street for trash, junked cars, signs of the ghetto and it from what I could see it looked pretty clean.

Though the redemption period is forever before the expulsion, some states make it easier by placing the redemption period before the sale while others allow a redemption period only after the auction.

:lol: We did the walk-through this AM, and there is work to be done: minor repairs, painting, cleaning, etc.