Looking for any solutions around utilities specifically, and other great innovations you've used.

On top of all of this, icing on the cake is that it has its own tech center development within 2 ro 3 miles called parmer innovation center.

However, I am learning that by owning the note does not give me the right to access the property.Is there an innovative way to facilitate an environmental study if I buy the note?  

(Mods, I debated putting this into the commercial forum, but decided on here because I’m looking for innovative strategies to get into it.

Average home price in Bellingham is in the mid 400s, and the homes at these prices go very quickly.The owner might be willing to consider owner financing, but I currently have available no money for a down payment (tied up in 3 other properties right now)So, who has innovative recommendations for how to get into this? 

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and what amounts to federally subsidized 30YF rates does not exist up north; those mortgages we take for granted are in no small part a "New Deal" innovation of FDR back in the 1930s.

I know the security deposit is a bit murky, but if we were to start rent in Sept and declare bankruptcy in Nov for instance, does he have to continue paying monthly rent, or is there something where he could avoid eviction without paying?

He had a ton of energy, some innovative list buying criteria and cool direct mail ideas.

I am in the Cleveland are, and I am trying to find some new innovative strategies to test out.

I bought a house in nov and was almost done by February but got hit with permits that didn’t close until May so I couldn’t sell until then (closed in June.).