The reason I want access to the MLS is so I can pull comps.

Especially if the neighborhood is so-so.

Everyone here is so generous with their knowledge and expertise that I can't thank you enough.

It might actually be plaster because the house is so old (1953).

I have tried to sell it to be done with the drama but the market up here (WA State) is so saturated with foreclosures that I can't off-load it right now so I'm trying to do what I can to rent it out, be respectful of the neighbors and bide my time until I can sell the house.I am going to take your advice and talk to her about the plants and (because I believe they are planted on her side but growing into mine) tell her that I will keep them cut back and/or give her the opportunity to move them.

It is so motivating and full of so much knowledge.

It is so awesome to see a finished rehab product.

I know they want to honor the fallen Americans but there is so much conspiracy around this event in history it should not receive the attention it gets.

Right after "Bank won't reduce price to meet rehab costs..." the best thing you could have said is "...so I'm moving on to another REO."

Since Boston in general is so expensive I would guess it is harder to find deals since people can potentially just sit on the house and wait for appreciation which reduces the number of motivated sellers.