I'm not sure about your area, but where I am in New Jersey, it's illegal to decline tenants just because they hold section 8 vouchers.You'd have to decline them for credit, etc.gosection8.com has some good info as well as HUDs web site.

I have looked everywhere on the web but cant find onei have a contractor coming over in a while and it would be nice to show him a pic to show exactly what I want

This is not necessarily driving up the price, but its preventing a low ball offer from succeeding.As far as the mortgage is concerned, search the web for a local Mortgage Broker.

Read some books and did research on the web (John Reed, Schaub, Mike Butler were some that I found interesting).

Hello there everyone-I haven't been active lately (very busy with my Web-Site among other things) so my postings per day have taken a dramatic hit.

Links to all courts are provided from this web site.

The only thing they have on point is the sold properties pricing.Zillow is wildly unreliable and useful only as a very basic starting point.

4000 for sale in my county, 30 closings lastmonth.Spring Hill is an area I was exploring online today.I have no credit but most sellers don't seem to care now,since I work through the web and have 7k to put down.I'm torn between accepting a deal for owner financed homes ranging from 50-170k or just buying some land outright and dragging a trailer onto it.I like the thought of being able to tell anyone to 'get out of my yard!'

measure the length and width of your walls that have the roof on it and find out the exact pitch of your roof then search the web for roofing calculator and plug your numbers in there.

Glad to see the ethical responses.Had you been more upfront in your first meeting and pointed out that your efforts could be quicker, less hassle, less costly and done in a timely manner than listing the property conventionally, you probably would not be suffering this dilemma.Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.