I bet you could find decent info on you all using white pages, or intellius, or beenverified, or spokeo.   

Miss just one requirement and you'll need to get your checkbook ready because you can bet your insurance company will crawfish on any lawsuit since you didn't follow the statutes regarding safety.Other:  You're likely looking at it the pool from an enjoyment perspective as if you're going to live in it but unless you've owned a home with pool, you have no idea of the expense.

Sure enough, no fax was forthcoming because there was no cheque mailed I bet.

I do this for a living and I have issue occasionally but am set up to handle you will get harpooned in a deal that does not work.There are way to many lending OPs on the west coast that will make this return much safer etc.you should ping Charlie and see what he offers  start there learn the trade .

Your best bet will be a straight up short sale.

3 to 1 is a good bet.

Any correlation you think you see is a coincidence and I bet if you actually ran the numbers there wouldn't be any correlation at all.Since Tax Assessors are bulk appraising they do not account for differences in individual properties, be it custom features or needed repairs.

Particularly, I've always enjoyed highrise condos downtown.However, being familiar with the industry, I know SFRs are generally safer and more profitable due to condos astronomical HOA fees and legal issues.Does anyone have advice on buying a highrise unit I could enjoy but also making the best investment possible?

If at all possible, owner financing is your best bet; Just be sure to keep copies of your payments and expenses made in order to secure a conventional re-financing down the road.

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