Clean it up as best they can without spending too much money and list it for $60K with an agent.

Another thing to remember is to clean that portion of the wall/baseboard first.

Believe or not they're out there and costs a lot of $$$ to get them cleaned up.If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask me.

It's way cheaper and easier that way, trust me.

The other delagated much of his work and had a much easier and simpler day.

It has to have lead generation capabilitiesalong with the ability topre-screen AND Negotiate for you.along with follow up and more.The days of a simple website that is not more than a brochure are gone.I agree that the interface has to be clean and specific to the KEYWORDS people are going to be searching for.This way indexing of your site is going to be far better than your competitors.There are alot of people who make websites BUT if they are not real estate investors who understand the business processes involved...you are just wasting money and time.You get what you pay for!

A 24 unit will most definitely have maintenance and repairs, as well as cleaning fees and depending on your state laws you may be required to have on site maintenance and management once you start getting into that many units.

The residents are fed up with what has been going on over the years and cannot get anyone to help them clean the mess up.

The reason is that in MD it's easier to form a LLC.

It is easier to buy them from the banks. ;-) I am seeing REO pricing come waaaaay down as bank inventories go up.Lehigh Acres is the surprise in your report.