Pick the price near the lower end for this exercise.   

The only little problem is that drug dealers can be dangerous and you need to exercise caution and take precautions.

Just guessing (IMO a pretty good guess) I'd say that the TAZ study was probably not valid, since it would require a sample size much larger tha was mentioned above to reflect every significant rental market.

However, after running the option contract and notice of option by the chief legal counsel and chief investigator at The Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing (they go after both licensed and unlicensed people in the state), I was told the following:Yes, double closings are legal so long as they are separately funded.No, option contracts are not considered equitable title for the investor to act as the seller on an end transaction until the option is exercised (ie. property is purchased or buyer goes into purchase contract).

I just completed an extensive land research exercise covering the whole Yucatan Peninsula.

Course 'some' people would benefit from the FORCED exercise of all those steps.

Yes, they must pay off the lien before the first lien holder exercises their "right of sale" but in no case does the first mortgage get satisfied first at a trustee sale wherin the SECOND is foreclosing.

I don't know for sure if mold is there but if it is it's hidden behind the drywall, or somewhere else.To have air samples taken and tested, it's anywhere from $350 - $700, depending on the number of samples.

Spencer,I would suggest you shop for an Independent Insurance Agent that handles rentals (both 1-4 family and larger apartment buildings) and have them run sample rates for you on different flood zones. 

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