Will be looking at between at a maximum of 30 doors per complex.

After all that was done she had it all reviewed by her lawyer.Now in terms of the rent procedure, one of the properties is actually next door to her and my father's home.

Windows and doors do not get fixed or replaced, they get boarded up to secure the property.If there is any damage to the pipes all we ask for them to do is cap the lines so it won't leak if the water is turned on.Just imagine how many HUD keys are out there.

I drove past the property today and noticed a "notice of seizure" on the door.

I've seen them require new driveways, garages, concrete pads, etc., which can add up to be really big bucks that we investors wouldn't normally ever spend (who cares about driveways?

It is about 1680 Square feet finished (840 per side), side x side (mirror image), 2 bed, 1 bath duplex with separate everything (Gas/Electric/entries/laundry), a 2 car garage w/ 1 extra off-street space, big back yard, great views of the park, and in a phenomenal location.

Maybe it’s the shower door.

A buddy walks door to door on behalf of the local politician.

If the return on the capital tied up in the property was not yielding the required return, estimating and including the appreciation, then out the door it goes.Condition: I didn't want repairs or constant maintenance, the property had to be rentable without much improvement needed, if more improvements were needed, then that work was basically placed at risk in leasing.

On my apartment buildings right outside the front door on the concrete slab were holes like this some plugged and some not. it was from years ago where they drilled into the concrete to get a termite barrier under the slab.That's my best guess but who know??