I spoke to the city and before the closing I will need to have a licensed contractor send a bid to the city to be approved on all of the problems found on the city inspection report, which includes a bid on everything from putting in a smoke detector to cleaning out a gutter.

It should be neat & clean, & smell good.Take a look at trulia or zillow to see what houses that are similar to yours are getting top dollar.

When a property is purchased this way, the previous mortgage and any tax liens should be wiped clean, but I still have a bad feeling about this.

Think about what is most (cost) effective and that will probably be giving the deadbeat a few of those Benjamins for the keys.

Hi all,

Just curious on others opinions. We have a house that's been for sale since October, realtor is asking if we want to lower price again since the traffic has been slow lately.

My initial thought ...

Not to say that is a bad thing, but it has not been effective for me.

Some new GE installs have an air gap that can get blocked on & off with debris & that's an easy clean out.GE drain pipes run back from under the middle/front of the dishwasher into the rear of the machine & then it snakes up to exit through the cabinet wall.

As to his effectiveness as a 'teacher'...http://abcnews.go.com/2020/story?

Let's say the roofer "paid" to advertise his services with a sign in the yard, and that amount exactly offset the deductible...I guess the deductible amount is still recognized as an expense, but the advertising service is taken as income; so there is a net zero effect for taxes?

This is because we are searching for mis-priced properties; specifically those whose price is less than their value.I'm not sure if your question was specifically about price and value as much as the effect on price from different cap rates.