If it's not oil based, then the water stains you are trying to cover will bleed through still.I wouldn't worry about the wavy ceiling.

It will bleed cash.

The last time I tried that, this bank came back and offered my client $5,000 move out incentive...It's all playing hard ball.....The homeowner will lose the home in any case but they don't go down without the bank bleeding tooo and they making something....it's all negotiations.....

If you doing prime it correctly the nicotine stains will bleed through, quickly.

If you take all of the profits on the back you are asking for trouble because people will bleed you dry and then fizzle out.

Anyways, either they hold "until recovery" (which might be 10 years from now) and bleed monthly or sell now and come up with the difference, they will have to bring money to the table - either in small chunks monthly or in a big chunk when (if) sold.

i'm with robert....i'd say away from condos/townhomes....they can bleed u dry!

There are certain areas and HOA's that are hurting really bad and who can't afford to cover the monthly expenses and are cutting back anything they can since a special assessment isn't going to due much since they would be bleeding the paying homeowners dry.

So, he's stuck will bleeding a little each month or having a huge payout to get rid of the place.

The major reason why playing in the stock market is like swimming with sharks with a big gash bleeding like crazy.