-bump in flooring where living room meets kitchen-sink supply lines cut short-needs virtually all the essentialsHere's the upside:- priced around 100k with comps of same sq ft going for 180-220k (most of which could use updating). fwiw, it sold for 350k at peak of market- up and coming area- strong rental area (close to a college)Is this worthy of buying to rehab, rent, and resell in a couple/few years (after the area has gentrified further)?

I am in the west metro Atlanta area.Most of them were done by CBC National Bank (a regional bank with a mortgage office in Alpharetta) and Wells Fargo (a particular loan officer).Shoot me a PM and I'll send you a couple mortgage brokers you should contact who can certainly get this done for you.

That places the agent on the hook and the only way off it s to supply to their seller.

You might also might want to go to Riverside County Recorders Office in person and do a hands-on search of all documents recorded on the property to see what you are dealing with.

Owning a strip mall or office building is a safe place to park some big cash if you have it.

If there is nothing online with the Secretary of State, go to the county recorder's office where the property is located and search the LLC name in the grantor/grantee index.

You should have a copy of the lease from the original PM so call the section 8 office in charlotte and ask to find out what happened is my advice.

It's all about supply and demand.

The S&P was around 680 in March 2009, shortly after Obama took office and now around 1500, or 120% gain over 4 years.

Also make sure title is clear, check Recorder's office for any liens, mortgages, deeds of trust.