Based on the couple conversations I've had with him, he seems like a pretty solid guy.

Almost all of the homes are sold preconstruction in this neighborhood so we think we will have a solid shot at selling preconstruction also.

Josh, Brandon and guests talk about purchasing houses in the sub $50k range where it seems in Baltimore and surrounding areas you would be restricted to D properties.For single family row houses you can pay that and get into a solid C or C+ area in the city.

It's a good location and solid structure in a city with high demand, but the interiors were treated poorly pre-foreclosure so will need a major overhaul.

But on the northside, we have multi-million dollar homes and solid communities.I wouldn't drive into englewood let alone invest there.Well Gary, Indiana is a CITY, and yes there are areas that suck bad.

I had our HVAC guy I have been using look at it, he said it is 12-15 years old and to repair them is pretty much wasting money as they are going to be band-aids and possibly not work at all.

If she finishes I am assuming the unit potentially could be affordable for her when she gets off assistance.Really you have to check her thoroughly not just looking at her ability to pay but is that ability to pay solid (do you know they how long she can keep the voucher).

. :) It is for me so i don't waste my time getting it under contract and trying to find an end-buyer, where no one will be willing to step into that much negative equity.

Kris why didn't you do that owner a solid and turn the main off?

It's packed with solid, up to date, and relevant information on rehabbing/flipping homes.