For the type in this of mold in the photo, what might be a conservative $ psf estimate for mold remediation?

We hire REO field inspectors, who can go get into the property, take 100 photos and put lockboxes on.

He is very reputable and highly respected.

I do commercial real estate only so I do not mess with residential but the premise is the same in some respects.

Interestingly enough, our local Real Estate board (Dayton & Cincinnati) contracts have a clause that states the full contract applies to"Upon acceptance, this offer shall become a complete agreement binding upon and inuring to the benefit of Purchaser and Seller and their respective heirs, personal representatives, successors, and assigns," (Dayton)Even with that clause in all the agreements, there are still interesting discussions with agents and title companies.

We took photos and changed the locks, then started the renovation.Power off, rotting food and no furniture/clothes/personal possessions is good enough in NJ to change the locks.

Next to a person's post, below their photo, it shows how many votes they have total.

This is, with all due respect, nonsense.I can (and in fact do) own six automobiles.

Oh - and don't forget a photo!

I assume the cash buyers who would be buying for $75K are buy-and-hold guys...I can't imagine a rehabber paying $75K for something that will retail for $85-90K.Also, with respect to Jon's post above...if there is no resale restriction, that's probably the easiest way to do it.