Love the story, I too am a Med Tech in Livonia.  

Basically, the second they say their meds had issues, or as soon as I had the police file, they would have been gone.

A flip while going to med school will be essentially impossible, unless you contract out the work.

I have literally camped out in my car across the street overnight watching a building when we had issues.. and my dad slept in a hallway overnight watching over a building because the guy threatened fire to burn the place down.. we kept vigil until the eviction filing.. and also notified fire dept and police,.. honestly people go off their meds,, drunk,, just plain go crazy..and this was back before the hard drug phase.. so protect your investment but be careful

High AVG calculates the top 3 most expensive Price per square foot on comps (=AVERAGE(G3:G5))Med AVG calculates all 4 PPSF compsLow AVG calculates the lowest 3 PPSF compsHARV, MARV, and LARV multiplies  the High AVG, Med AVG and Low AVG with the subject property square footage (=F9*D2) to give us our after repair value. 

Hi @Grant Med.

Though an issue, (well, more a caveat); I have always dreamed of going the pre-med route...

Though an issue, (well, more a caveat); I have always dreamed of going the pre-med route...

Similar properties in the area have been developed into high/med/low density residential, so an agent who has experience in this kind of a sale is necessary.

I understand this is normal on a short sale and there is no problem for me. d.