I can understand trying to get something at rock-bottom price, but if you're going from $15k, to $20, to $28k, that's telling the bank you're intentionally low-balling them and really are willing to pay much more for the place.

When people are driving buy LESS IS MORE.You have 8 words "Fast cash 4 your house any condition,situation".Better 3 words "we buy houses".It might just be me but when I hear fast cash I think low ball offer and wouldn't even call you.Another item is your sign is straight instead of angled.Angled the drivers tend to notice it more and read it easier.The triangle signs I use for commercial real estate.Angled they can see from a distance which gives them more time to read.Other problem is your sign is not on a corner,traffic light,or stop sign or major entrance way.What's the traffic count and speed limit on the road.A high speed limit they will pass by fast and not even see it.Not sold on the red and white.

It seems most any note owed would put you in the red, unless you got it for next to nothing.I'm sure this has been addressed before.

Next time one of your kids spills grape juice, or you red wine, you’ll thank me.Jeff

I am sending an email right after this.This site rocks!

I want to build critical mass and a "rock solid" balance sheet first.

Yes the government is always a hassle to deal with and yes Sec. 8 rocks in most cases.Just like a traditional tenant - you have your good apples and your bad.

Most have lights that run on batteries (a small red light showing it is on and "recording") and they even have motion ones that move in a sweep pattern.

Logic has me in the red this week.

:wink: Actually, many years ago, I booked spandex rock cover bands into biker and mob owned rock bars in the 80s.