Rich......The fire is pretty extensive.  

Hi Song Lee,My name is Debra Worrell and I'm a Realtor with extensive experience with working with Investors.

I have thought extensively about the idea you mentioned above.

It  has been my experience that most of the marketing for that area is done to the Philadelphia market due to the proximity of the northeast extension as well as the new exit@ of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. 

Section 8 has been great to us over the past two years but we do extensive pre screening.

Those transactions often come back to bite you, and by extension, your bank account.Bill would always tell me “You don’t buy deals, you create them”.He was telling me to find a property situation that looks like a buzzard, and turn it into an eagle.We bought a property the other day that looked like a buzzard.

Not sure how extensive your MLS is however mine allows me to search public records.

The rest of the house needs floors and doors, patch and paint, new windows, some new siding, new gutters, new plumbing, some new wiring, and extensive yardwork and cleanup (for very little yard).I know this goes against conventional wisdom, but I'm planning on doing all of the work myself.  

It is for two properties that need extensive renovation.

The point is that Seller failed at every step to disclose in accord with written agreement between parties and agreed to extensions premised/required because she failed to hold up her end.