Yes, easing those restrictions would bring some supply online.

Their value is determined by local market conditions, for example: rental rates, occupancy levels, competitive space supply, demographic trends, etc.Our existing investments provide a window on performance and needs of that market that is a competitive edge over other investors.

If you read the SAFE Act, you'll see that regulators can come in an examine the broker's business.

I've already checked with the county clerk's office and confirmed there are no outstanding leans besides the one on each that is foreclosing but I can't close on either because the residents aren't there to close with, the banks haven't taken possesion yet so they won't talk to me, and while I can get preapproved for a loan to get one of the houses, the bank won't supply the money until I have contract in hand, which means I can't use the money at auction.

He says he needs ANY MONEY up front to "buy supplies".

One refinery may supply multiple different brands.

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BTW: Before you ask, no most landlords do not supply these items in my area.

I cant really find a formula or anything that says how much below appraisial value makes it a good deal. it was a lot easier to assess value in a good market, because it seemed like anything below appraisal was worth the investment. however now that the supply out weighs the demand in most areas. i have no idea how to correctly judge value. anyone have any tips, or theories?

How much money would I save if I bought my own supplies and equipment and replaced the whole roof if that is what's needed?