Hello John,You might want to get in touch with John Schaub in Sarasota,Florida.Hes a log time investor with a good reputation who does occasional seminars.Try a Google search.He's the real deal and can save you lots of time.Good guy too.Might want to contact Jack Miller in Tampa,very knowlegable guy who also teaches.Best Regards,Dave Doyle

Sean,I have also gone directly to some of the banks websites where they list their current REO holdings, search for the area of interest, and then identify the agents that come up on multiple properties.

If you check out some engineers web sites to find their fee structure for this work it is typically called a Feasibility Study.

According to Marcus and Millichap apartment complexes are still holding as long as they can make it through the toughest year we will face yet in 2009 I quote from their website: "The challenge will be getting through 2009, which will require exceptional tenant retention, aggressive marketing at the property level and an unwavering focus on operations."

Put as many ways to contact you as possible - voicemail, cell, website, email, etc, etc.

No reputable closing agent would touch it and no title insurance company would insure it.

Ezine article helps a lot on promoting products or websites..

You can get great hardware answers at a local store I use but they supply builders all over the US via their web site where you can see the items and they have great staff to answer questions.

I used the below website when I had some financial issues going on and found it hard to trust anyones advice.

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