For basic questions, I think they may be worth it.

They don't understand that the city will probably take care of this safety issue when they can, and that they (Board)can, if that fails, get a court order beforehand which would protect the association.

I still don't understand the basics of the actual ways of buying and selling when it comes to forms and legal documents.

What he does do is make all of the calls, set up all the showings, and connect the link from lender to closing company…..basically keep everything moving.

In my experience, the difference in rental rate will range from $50-75 for a low end unit, to $100-125 for a mid to upper-mid range unit for basic furnishings and minimal accessories.

It taught us basic troubleshooting techniques.If you are in any way handy at all, and can operate a Volt/Ohmmeter you can troubleshoot the system and you'll discover that many, if not most problems are NOT air conditioning problems but ELECTRICAL problems.By knowing how to troubleshoot here's some of the things that I found bad and replaced myself:Bad exhaust fan motor, the one on the outside unit.

Originally posted by "Wheatie":Basically, this all comes down to how much profit is there in the deal.

Rakesh,In case no one knows of the exact company...Post the basics of the deal and we can tell you what questions to raise.John Corey

Basically he needs to sell due to relocation and the numbers work as follows; The prop. has a $130k 1st mtg and a $65k second.

I knew what every house sold for on all surrounding streets for the last 3 years before bidding.When bidding (at least here in PA) you are basically making a sealed bid.