In the reading I have been doing, the factors I have typically come across are: income, occupancy, employment rate, median housing price, rents and age.

Does that mean as in employment?

Is that common in your area?

@J Scott is right, but I will add that all buyers from wholesalers will have one desire in common.

Who can negotiate a foreclosure is covered under the Maryland Annotated Code section 7-302, more commonly known as the Protection of Homeowners in Foreclosure Act.

Just a thought....The biggest problem with these homes is that they are usually not common in an area.

So, its no worse than a regular W2 job.What is worse is that because you're self-employed, you have to play both halves of the Social Security taxes.

Honestly, there are deals to be had in most places -- you just need to know how to identify them, That's going to be your first mission -- to determine what strategy to employ and to learn how to find and identify what would constitute a great deal.

REOs typically have very short inspection deadlines, 10 calendar days seems common.

I recently purchased a house which managed by Action Property Managment.During inspection of home, inspector addressed several trees are causing foundation issue with their roots and many vegitations are not taken cared at all.I pay assotion fee which includes common area (my front yard) to be maintained by association (managment company).After contacted the APM about 2 month ago, they promised to take care issue yet nothing has been done.