I've been lurking around for a good while and finally decided to write up an introduction and make an attempt to be more involved.I'm in the Army and probably will be for a good while, so that's a big factor in my investing plans.

If you're attempting to attract property owners that will perhaps sell to you, then you want the majority of your content to revolve around what someone who wants to sell in your area might google or find useful.Since you're in SLC, perhaps some of your blog posts might be:- 10 most common mistakes that homeowners made in 2012 while trying to sell- Why a Realtor may not be the best option when you need to sell fast in SLC- The current condition of the SLC real estate market and what that means to you as a house seller- How folks in SLC have been scammed by investors in the past, how not to fall victim- So your vacation home in SLC isn't selling...now what?

This year we attempted to the best of our ability to fill out the 5405 form; however, it doesn't seem to apply to our situation.

He was referring to have you researched the market rent in comparison to what you are attempting to charge at $725/mo.

This might help with the printer overheating issue, but it also could just not be made for the volume you're attempting with it, so keep that in mind if it continues.

I am attempting to buy a duplex for $30,000.

My partner is attempting to do what you just described.

-Yep, it'll likely be an issue if he attempts to circumvent his broker.

Is it worth going forward and attempting to move to escrow and starting due diligence?

I don't quite remember the figure, its staggeringly high, roughly 95%+ of the properties attempted to be auctioned off on the court house steps fail to sell and thus move on to becoming an REO.