She never wants to move, because this is not your typical section 8 house, and she can now live with the "RICH" people..So that worked out well so far. 2 months ago I purchaced another house via a REO..I got a good deal on it..Payed 80k and the house across the street sold last week for 128.Here is where it gets interresting..I helped a lady who is 36 w/7 kids move from not so nice an area, to this house, which is a fairly nice area.

It was fairly dry all spring, but more REOs are c oming, but you need to be ready to move.

Not profiting from the rehab maintains the integrity of the prop manager's advice on scope of work.

After all, the man is still paying rent and you want to replace the carpet to attract a new tenant.Fair is fair.

I suspect that in most cases the property left behind is fair game and anyone can take it.

He answered me back that if I stop bothering him or "threat him" with nonsense he would be more willing to play the "super fair-landlord" -that was his words in the email- and give me a refund.

. - In all fairness, I do know that there is no upsell at the NR college.

So be carefulBTW, the roof on the first one was very difficult, the old (3) rooves had to be stripped, a fair amount of decking replaced (and sheetrock damage repaired) etc.

However, at this time, this has been put on hold by a law recently signed into effect to try to reduce the impact of foreclosures.Details vary a fair bit from state to state.

I don't want to pay too much just to save someone's feelings or maintain a friendly relationship with the agent, but I also don't want to come across as a low balling joker either.Do you guys totally disregard the asking price when determining the offer?