Regardless I agree about the condosthat why I mention 4 visitsRehab estimate was not a bid for work ,, fyiI was providing a worst case for properties in area Jarrid mention ( cost analysis )Again,, I just know the area and not what insideof the actual propertiesUwe ,, if you provide mentoring to Jarrid I would love seat inside a few sessions- quietly and listening -Most individuals - I know our running from bad area Jarrid ,, I'm a family oriented person My first thought was where would a person want to raise a family or be able to move the property easily when market changesMeaning cash out a little easier versus 80%+ seller financing – down the road –Jarrid ,, here a link to Milwaukee match rehab for owner occupied propertieshttp://city.milwaukee.gov/NeighborhoodImprovement/Home-Rehabilitation-Program.htmYou spend $2 and city gives back $1 (up to I believe $14,000 est )Let’s say you spend $14k estthen city of Milw gives you $7k est backcheck arrives within 2 months ,, fyiAlso their might be a existing Milwaukee city loan program( search internet - my suggestion )You might qualify for Milw loan program before your income risesExample ,,My mother used Milwaukee loan program - replaced her siding about 12 years ago - loan program interest rate was extremely low back than ( less than 2% ) - she lives in a nice area ( fyi )City of Milwaukee most likely might have a teacherhome ownership programs ( search www )This been a link I been viewing weekly ( fyi ) - http://city.milwaukee.gov/ExtendedListing.htm If you go the rental route http://city.milwaukee.gov/NeighborhoodImprovement/Rental-Rehabilitation-Loan-Pro.htmTheir programs for OCC ,, I know due to fact I have a family member working for Milw lead base program over 12 yearsMust be Milwaukee resident to qualifySorry for long reply - Uwe got me going –We all have passion for our own states / communites

You also need to either match the windows, or replace enough so it doesn't look weird, meaining you might be replacing windows that are perfectly fine...So, at a minimum, don't use HD or Lowes to price windows - use a local company who builds onsite (it will be more expensive).

But, one way or the other, until the sales price and the appraisal value are matched up, the deal can't go through and the buyer will generally have an option to walk away.9.

The most recent model-match REO went pending last week @ $99,900 (multiple offers, no idea where it will actually close).The only normal-sale model match in the neighborhood is listed @ $129,900.

I had to remove the crank handle assembly and take it to them to match up rather than trying to find something online.After using this local window repair company I have found that they are very helpful in repairing or getting otherwise hard to find glass.

To match those buyers and sellers he built the REI matcher program.

I think most people like some trees and shade as long as the yard doesn't look overgrown.For the driveway, I would match it to the neighborhood or area.

You also can't often underprice a property and hope to attract multiple bids because some listing contracts stipulates that if a full price offer is made you will owe the listing agent a commission even if you did not accept that offer; So if a buyer comes in with an offer that matches your lowball listing price, you're toast.

A provider could tell you if the owners mailing address matches the property address and even a few of those might have their mail delivered somewhere else.

you could have a bank check overnight mailed to you, so funds are guaranteed, and make her sign the contract that rent is non refundable, also you could talk to her current landlord (just want to check that the landlord is the actual owner of the house,(property appraiser website) and then you could put the phone number in google to make sure the actual landlords name matches the phone number.