I think what I will do is get a letter from the home inspector saying it is salvagable, have neighbors sign a petition to keep it, and attend the environmental hearings and show progress on the work.

Our investment progress was slowed recently due to a three year overseas professional assignment. 

Rehab is currently in progress but is mostly demo work at this point.

We have our first flip in South Philly in progress and would like to post the numbers/project after the resale is complete.

Here is my story and I will keep adding as I progress (hopefully before the next tax season).When I got started with my first rental (a duplex) I set up a very basic system.

I'm afraid of giving into temptation and ruining what right now amounts to 12 days of progress and counting.

Add them to a mailing list and provide periodic updates of your progress to keep them in the loop. 

In the last year, I have been avidly trying to buy a mobile home park, I have had 2 (out of the maybe 40 that Ive spoke with owners) that were making progress. 

I just gave facts as to the progress of my two deal submissions, which is what most readers look for--they want to know about whether people have had success with deal submissions and the user experience.  

When I can select an appraiser, do I call the guy who calls with progress reports or the guy who gets the order that I never hear from until he drops off the appraisal with his bill?