I am only bidding as an INVESTOR during the investor period.I have not placed any signs on the property or even on the street that it's on, just in the neighborhood and on the main roads.K.Marie Poe - I'm in the process of reviewing the contract, have not found anything yet but will let you know if I do.Like I said, I've done this twice before with no problems and I know others do it as well so I don't understand what's different this time.

There were only 2 condo units developed in this neighborhood of approx 50 available lots.

I think it’s a great idea but I’m curious how it would go over politically.Many view flippers as bloodsuckers making money on the back of unfortunate owners who lost their home to the greedy Wall Street/Banking community.The fact that entire neighborhoods get redeveloped and blighted homes get remodeled seems irrelevant.

I grew up in south toledo and have watched over the years of my neighborhood fall apart as houses started to get boarded up and abandoned.

Well, you left that house alone for 2 weeks after I moved out and I know there were people just going through it because of the neighborhood. i even warned you not to leave that house alone.

But then again, they are out there.My simultaneous note purchase was commercial property, 70% cash dwn, 800 FICO on buyer with a 20 year proven rental history to boot and, secured by a good property in a good neighborhood in a major metropolitan area.

She is also an investor and the house is paid off, worth quite a bit after rebuild and in a historic neighborhood... she's no fool.

The areas I'm looking into, which have houses for sale, are in okay neighborhoods.

Let's put people back to work rebuilding vacant homes in run-down neighborhoods.

All of my current (6) properties are located in good neighborhoods.