As a side note, my biz partner and I have extensively studied NLP and we have engineer asking questions in a very specific way to always get the answers.

They're requesting information from real estate investors on how this can be best accomplished with the following goals in mind: * reduce the REO portfolios of the Enterprises and FHA in a cost-effective manner; * reduce average loan loss severities to the Enterprises and FHA relative to individual distressed property sales; * address property repair and rehabilitation needs; * respond to economic and real estate conditions in specific geographies; * assist in neighborhood and home price stabilization efforts; and * suggest analytic approaches to determine the appropriate disposition strategy for individual properties, whether sale, rental, or, in certain instances, demolition.

Ask for an extension long before you think you'll need it.Good luck.

(i put the sign out there as soon as I moved in since I knew it wasnt an super extensive rehab) I asked him a few questions and he told me about a friend of his who was looking for a place.

For instance a new investor or a hungry real estate agent or appraiser that can go out take the pictures for you, take pictures of the comps, give you their overall impression, etc.

So for instance, take the song "A Day in the Life" by the Beatles:"I read the news today, oh boyAbout a lucky man who made the gradeAnd though the news was rather sadWell I just had to laughI saw the photograph"The question for each line might be:What did you do today?

There are NO long term studies but instances of all the items mentioned have been documented.

Then decide how much is acceptable to get paid and negotiate your purchase price.For instance, I have some background in renovations but am certainly no contractor.

In some cases depending on how extensive the work is going to be.

Your story about how you are a newbie and have begun to extensive research wirh podcasts, website, reading books, etc. and your interest in STRs in Vacation settings sounds like my life right now.