A full sized van has more storage capacity (10ft compared to an 6.5-8ft bed) and you never have to worry about rain or thieves. 

You may want to drive around the area you are interested in when its raining really hard to get a sense if the property/immediate area has an issue.6.

I am worried about the FCC law, but was told the other day by a realtor that realtors are calling/texting anyway, but to use my best judgement.....I pulled a list from propstream yesterday and had it skiptraced and no joke, about every single phone # on the list of 107 was on DNC.....The #'s that we not on DNC were either disconnected or wrong #....Please let me know any strategies that you have implemented, I'm ready to work!   

I will of course get a judgement against tenant #2 if they don't pay the $500 but chances of collecting are not great.

I don't know if my judgement from JP court still stands?

And with all the rain that Ocala gets, the lawn is green and the shrubs are kept trimmed by my lawn guy who sends me pictures after he cuts every week. 

Wholesaling which arguably takes some of the most skill, judgement, and skillset, is seen as an easy way into the whole game.  

ed, first of all, great questions. i really appreciate your knowledgable input...taught me a ton. i don't think there's a new cause. the smell was almost nonexistent after the crawl was finished. after every week for a month, it went down further. it would come back in pockets every once in a blue moon. there was one area (living room) where I'd smell it briefly in the family upon a rain shower.as you know, the crawl is cemented. there's no leaks found down there. good point on the attic. i will check into that in the spring. i know the area around the chimney is soft.

Though you forfeit rent you didn't collect because you didn't file a judgement.  

Can someone fully explain how a final judgement amount works at a foreclosure auction?