Does this also consider the possibility of a difficult borrowing environment for your end buyers in the future?

The surronding areas of Cleveland are really great places to live and you can find incredible deals.

Option 3 is demo it and sell the land(hard in this environment)

This has been discussed here before but the threads I saw are several years old, so I was wondering how this works in today's financial/credit environment.

You've got an incredible amount of labor just in small things like doors, floors, and sheetrock.

I think you'll find this site to be incredibly helpful once you get used to it.I'm no expert on contracts but here is a link to a good thread on the subject.

I've spoken to a quite a few members who have told me about a remarkable amount of business (several in the millions) that they have done as a result of this site; these are people who have partnered with other members, found deals, found money, and so on.I was hoping that we might be able to get those of you who have profited from BP to share.I know that coming to a number may not be very easy for some, but for others it may be.If we can demonstrate to both our new members and potential new users how many of you have benefitted, and can then start to quantify that benefit, it would go a LONG way to help us tell others how incredible this place really is.While your stories are important (please share these on the BP Success Stories forum), what I'm really looking for here is a number and a brief explanation of that number.Note: Even if the site stopped you from getting into a bad deal or saved you from spending your money on overpriced (fill in the blank), I'd love to hear from you.

And as Marty Boardman has made it clear in today's blog [ (http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/03/03/the-incredible-vanishing-bulk-reo-seller), bulk REOs at pricing that makes sense simply don't exist.

California has its own views on mold...http://moldsafesolutions.com/california-mold-law/https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CCDPHP/DEODC/EHLB/IAQ/Pages/Mold.aspx#RentersMold“CDPH (California Department of Public Health) has concluded that the presence of water damage, dampness, visible mold, or mold odor in schools, workplaces, residences, and other indoor environments is unhealthy.

If someone works in a dusty environment (at work) going straight to the utility room when you get home might help instead of leaving clothes in or on something , especially if near a register to blow on them.