You also want a "box" stair(no bullnose).As far as installation, they are easy to install if installer has experience, an eye for detail, and good strong hands.

I am coach able and not afraid to get my hands dirty.

So, I'm trying to interpret his perspective - is he right that I would do better to sit on my hands and do very little investing in the next 400-500 days, or give it away, or am I correct that if I can find the right buyer, I could get some down and a good note, perhaps collateralized, and the risk would simply be that he burns my trees on the way out if I have to foreclose.

He noted there was a serious lack of supply, that 50 bidders show up on the courthouse steps and compete aggressively for foreclosures, that there is a big investment group buying up everything they can get their hands on for buying-holding, and that basically the investors he knows are sitting tight.

I have a hard money lender giving me a helping hand.

Also, the dishwasher will not drain unless you go under the thing and flush the lever by hand.

Gotta hand it to the new president and the new management company.

Craig, there's no doubt that the big real estate and private equity shops have the upper hand when it comes to scooping up REOs in bulk for two reasons.1.

Got the best deal hands down in entire bldg(condo)Dog poop galore ;) This unit bought me 2 other RE property.

Last time I checked, none of the MH investors out there came from CEO positions of Fortune 500 companies with tons of cash in hand...we all worked our tails off to get where we needed to get - and CASH is KING!