You can also break the lease for the lack of quiet enjoyment, after you document dates and times of interuptions, but they would need to be excessive.

You would either return the excess security deposit or send a bill for the shortage.Cleaning and repainting are reasonable expenses.

I think the banks are just over reacting to the excesses of the last few years plus there is a real fear our neighbors will pull their cash out.

The bill is coming due for all the excesses of the public and especially the government.

Pigs get fat-Hogs get slaughtered"Move on to the next deal...........Congrats IF it closes!

After a quick read, I think this might have some potential IF you can carve out some of the components.Personally, I wouldn't care about the excess land.

While your strategy is not within an IRA 12% seems excessive.

We would receive interest in excess of 15% a year and our investment was secured by collateral in the property.

money back at settlement - some owner financing - possession with a delayed settlement - a one year guarantee of the furnace - roof and electrical system -- after the settlement, a home warranty, new appliances - or a fat reduction in price - etc.My blog on Negative thinking may help you when you are negotiating for keeps.Charles Parrish

The city almost succeed in getting the excess units torn down.