Properties that simply suffer from defects, sagging roof or heated with gas wall heaters or suffer from functional issues can be changed to meet lending requirements, but only if the buyer is aware of such issues and can afford to make the repairs.New buyers consideraing SF should seriously consider getting an appraisal and making the deal subject to appraisal!

I was heated and dared her to call the cops.

Your title seemed to suggest they were going the other way, having been aware of tha, I didn't read it, sorry, and assumed,but if that's what they are suggesting, I think it's probably folks my son's age, he has a large home in the Dallas area, but not for me.Smaller has nothing to do or at least much to do with value or cost, smaller but better appointed, quality materials, antique details, honed beams, stone fireplace, etc.I'll go check your article, maybe they are going green, super insulated to make up for the $1,000 heating bill.....this is where Warren Buffet and I have things in common....LOL In the spring, summer and fall I'm on the deck the sunroom is for the winter or rainy days.

When I mentioned the competition has heated up for "deals" that, as you know, is all relative.

But it has high taxes and owner pays for gas and heat.

if its has a new roof, new heating, new floors, etc... ?

hi guys,I am UC for a property that uses steam heat.

In Miami Dade county, all foreclosures must reapply for a certificate of use from the zoning department.

I'm from Miami and looking to network.

I would like to split the utilities, or at least split the electric and install electric heating in the upstairs units.