On the surface, it would seem death would be the ultimate hardship, but the lender/servicer will not short sale the property.

Looking to network with local Upstate investors to gain better knowledge of local groups, strategies concerning others experience with the upstate's continued population growth/trends, local deals (haven't seen too much in terms of multi-units, but again just beginning my introduction to this vertical) - just scratching the surface).Here's to creating new fruitful networks and successfully progressing into a challenging, yet fun and rewarding adventure.Keith

I've been reading up on Subject-To sales and they sound good on the surface, but I have a couple questions:1.

On the surface, it looks like a fabulous ROI - even fits the 2% rule.Concerns:I am worried about adopting a person - I need to find out what happens if the renter gets sick, etc. - Does he have people to take care of him or did that fall on the landlord in the past?

Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage Dist. (1965) 235 Cal.App.2d 815.)

Only the locals may know a drainage culvert isn't sufficient and rains back up into the front yards.

the education is great but on the surface they are a network marketing company first.

It has builder grade materials, carpet instead of hard surfaces, and is about 200 sq ft smaller than the fixer upper.

On the surface it looks like a keeper!

A lot of times the local jurisdictions (at least here in WA state) have a lot of storm water requirements that kick in after a certain amount of square feet of the site is disturbed with new impervious surface...so thats where civil gets involved regardless of the complexity of the site bc thats state law.I stand corrected.