As a foreclosure will show up in the public records they might as well put it in the listing to drum up possible buyers.John Corey

Doesn't sound too good EXCEPT the old house sits on a 1.3 acre lot where zoning is for .25 acre lots if connected to public water and sewer.

You published your 'confession' on a public forum where many can see.

Best if the mortgage brokers do not conduct pissing matches in public.

While I'd rather not have the old site turned into a casino, there is really noting else that can bring in that money, so I'm a big supporter.We're the center of the Lehigh Valley, sharing space with Allentown and Easton.

I'm going to be very disappointed if its "easy" and follows the shortcomings of public education - ie: watered down and dumbified.

I can brag on buying a great 40's ranch and rehabbing it this year and surviving the space between carrying costs and lease up with decent tenants.Real estate investing is mind bending at times.

Am currently rehabbing a house and can hear the water gushing under the house (Crawl Space) when toilet is flushed.

You can also do the checking yourself, using the county's public records.

In some ways similar to the PacNW in the USA (open spaces, lots of rain so very green, mountains, etc).