I believe it is another attempt of the govt to help out the banks (limiting the competition) while trying to tell the people its for their own good.

I've attempted to get a few MLS properties, but they end up getting bid up way more than I think they're worth.

A few months ago, in an attempt to get some feelers, we put up a for sale by owner sign out front.

Only the most recent owners subdivided in an attempt to sell.For what its worth my intentions are to pay cash if possible for the five bare land parcels (54 acres) so that I don't have to try and finance that.

I wouldn't attempt the piss off the current tenant to avoid them taking it out on the property and possibly damage the property.

Their definition of ethical business is different than mine (and many of ours), but it's based on where they draw the line between providing a valuable service and ripping off customers.For me, *intent* is where I generally draw the line -- if a business is sincerely attempting to create a win/win, it won't get any flack from me.

I've been eyeing a multi in Philadelphia for a while, it was under contract, buyer lost financing and its back on.Planning to attempt some mix of seller financing and my own creative efforts for downpayment, rehab funds.The question is, it was being used as a single for a while.

Higher Vacancy Rate - people that live in "rougher areas" tend to move around a lot, and from my experience they could care less about a lease expiration, they move when they want to move.Tenants that have trouble paying will attempt to "string you along" for a while giving your partial rent payments.

I think I am not clarifying what I am attempting to learn.

My post is about that I've seen some clowns attempt this.