He claimed he owned the road. 6 cameras pointed at the house.Anyways, I bought this as an REO for REALLY cheap because nobody wanted to deal with him.

Did you include your investment property on your schedule E and if you did did you claim a loss?

She was contacted by someone, Kevin, who claims to be working with a hedge fund (Hush Group Holdings) and the fund wants to buy several properties in this area.This person wants daughter to provide a list of buyers who are currently unable to get a bank loan due to credit issues.

4 plex right off busy intersection and <1/4 mile from interstate ramp.2bd/1bth 2bd/1bth 3bd/2bth 1bd/1bth4 Parking spaces (2 covered) + 4 street parking spotsPurchase Price 325K; 25% ($81,250) down conventional 30yrMonthly Mortgage Payment = ~$,1250-----INCOMEFully occupied, rents are $2825 combined.There is a shared washer/dryer room, listing claims ~$250 income a monthTotal Income w/ 5% vacancy factor = ~$2,900/ month-----EXPENSESProperty tax + Insurance + Water + Trash + Electricity for common areas + Landscaping + $200 Miscellaneous Repairs/Expenses = ~$1,000/ month+ mortgage payment = $2,250-----Yes I know, price is very high.

A smart choice would be to "follow the money" and stake your claim.

Basically, they are explaining that they have never seen the property, they are making no claims or warranties as to the condition, they will not do a single repair, so buyer beware!

To save many of you time from "Googling" it, as a PIA it is my job to educate, protect and help you maximize your claims value when you make an insurance claim.

I have an LLC, and for purposes of personal asset protection, I'd like to quit claim my properties into my LLC, and likely start up another LLC or two, putting a couple properties in each.

The property has a 600 square foot garage that is attached; it has an entry door to yard and main living area and is insulted and sheetrocked....

The ‘worst’ deed is a “Quit-Claim” deed (no it is NOT a quick-claim or quick deed!).