I've got a thread about it.Separate in your mind the difference between "Renovation" and "Restoration"... renovation is expensive and time consuming, restoration is ridiculously expensive, time consuming, and requires a lot of special trades.Case in point... when you're talking about walls, they probably aren't made of sheetrock.

HOAs can refuse to issue a Paid Assessment Letter for any ridiculous reason: damage done to another unit or common grounds, noise complaints, back dues in excess of 6 months, etc.

The market here is ridiculous, but a lot of it comes down to finding that property that is a bit of a hidden gem in terms of numbers. 

Certified checks these days are getting ridiculous in price (over 10 bucks at my bank).So, I guess now that most everyone is going to electronic payment, can I set up electronic payment free of cost through Bank of America checking? 

Your tenant might have a ridiculous amount of crap piled on one circuit, which is a bad idea anyway.  

Ridiculous tenant antics.  

What do you do if the math makes the MAO so ridiculously low that the previously "motivated" seller becomes not so motivated?

Ridiculous, but true...

First method - not above board at all and suggesting one should take on such risk or ridiculous business plan to wholesale REO deals is not great advice.

The cast iron tubs are ridiculously heavy to have to shuffle around in a tight spot.