Put lien on property for labor and materials (retail materials)4.

Typically they are in fact reduced every 30 days or so, like every other foreclosure or retail property.

@dror @Dror Shmaya please send me more details @Elizabeth Maille Ive done property management on SFH, multifamily, and retail centers in miami for over . years if you ever need anything please feel free to contact me anytime..

Obviously as a new agent you are going to take any business that comes along... but as a new agent you should focus your resources more on retail buyers.  

I see it in commercial applications, even in retail stores with high traffic.  

If lending could keep pace with the demand, you'd see home prices launch into interstellar space.Still, if they're bailing out, buy what ever they will sell you at the lowest price you can get.Tight-fisted lending will continue to support the rental market for the reasonably foreseeable future, IMHO.

I am aware of this because I have been a part of this industry since 1975 as a community developer, retailer, and lender and now consultant.

Hey DmitriI sold all of those houses and recently sold a few more.. all in less than a week at full retail prices. 

@Patrick H.I do my own but have met with Jill Sport in Pace, FL for some advice in the past.

I focus on mainly industrial multi-tenant buildings and some retail/professional deals where it is a sale-lease back situation.