The nice thing about it is you can find barely dinged or scuffed new appliances at a really solid discount.We have also found returns that were almost new at places like Home Depot or Lowes.And the previous poster who talked about picking up appliances when you catch them on sale is onto something. 

Once that is under control I think the development will be easier to turn around and the units could experience some appreciation thru proper condo association management at which point owners that don't sell could demand more, so a bit of a catch 22 there. 

(Even if it takes a while to afford to do this.)Plan $ to get educated or you could waste years catching up to the pros.

No rent paid for 2 months.6) Judge ask tenants if there is anything else they would like to explain about why they didn't pay.7)In my case the tenant said they are trying to catch up, but fell behind due to personal issues.8) Judge asked if they could pay it today.

If you could catch a builder in process in a new development, you may be able to adjust the plans of an upcoming build to fit your needs -- you might have a realtor help locate such a builder and situation.  

I catch the discharge in a bucket. 

Any other out of state areas catch you eye?

Let's Catch up...I have done a good amount of work in the Bloom/Danville area.....

Looking to buy a house cash from a auction in my county. But would I be able to sale it after or what? It can't just be as easy as buy for cash and that's it?
Any advice would be much appreciated.

Unless it's a dirt cheap courthouse steps home that you got for virtually nothing, and thus you don't really care if you lose it, always get title insurance.I've actually received a court summons & lien threat over something a previous owner did that the title company didn't catch while I was in escrow to purchase the place (straight retail MLS property, wasn't a wonky deal at all), and had title insurance take care of it.