Hey @Kevin Ravenell Jr.We’ve used plenty of reliable contractors and handy-people, that ourselves or other investors we help were satisfied with.

We are extremely satisfied with this investment.

Very Satisfied.

Should I: Sell it ( I’ll get less than the money I need to satisfy remaining mortgage loan)2.

@Benny Gelbendorf heard good things about both, Robert is very expensive and people from Rafi's course were rally satisfied with the content.

Anything over 15% cash-on-cash, I'm satisfied with.Thanks,Dan Biber

There should be no long term contracts, and you should be able to cancel anytime you are not satisfied.

How has that worked out and are you satisfied with the service?

We will repair items that break due to ordinary wear-and-tear, but we will not be making improvements to the house to satisfy your personal preferences.The Landlord"

It is my experience that it is very rarely the same as the judgment amount announced by the sheriff.Before bidding, it is very important to know the position (or seniority) of the lender foreclosing.Because it determines who gets paid first and who could get nothing from the proceeds of the sheriff sale.For example, if you are the highest bidder on a loan foreclosed by a second position lender, you would still have to come up with the amount to satisfy the first position loan before you can take ownership of the property.Effectively, you can lose ALL of your money if you don't know if you are unlucky, have not done your research and don't know what you are doing.It is recommended to always have a title research done before bidding at auction.That is expensive and for that reason, it is my impression that very very very few people bidding at auction do that research.