My way has worked well for nearly 40 years for me and will continue to do so.

Incidentally, the current property manager employed by the current owner has agreed to stay on, so at least there's continuity...Opinions anyone?

I have almost a dozen homes now and I'm looking at what I should do next.

I'm getting great deals and making great money and I know how to do ALL the work. I'd just like to be able to have more BUYING power, because...

May God continue to bless you and your family more and more.

Most forclosures going for 95% or higher list price and multi offers lots of sales I think prices will continue to sneek up a little through the season but the investors I work with are low balling at the moment and are missing the deals.

More of the same only more chaotic in its execution.My suggestion is that the investors continue to create their own lending pools (since the banks are now out of the lending business and are going to concentrate on screwing up the resale market.)

You can not continue to do business as it was done 10yrs ago or even 2yrs ago because of all the mandates and guidelines to follow.

Continuing on the MLS sayings, here is my thoughts.“Rent Ready†Needs 5K or less in work.“Handyman special†Needs 5-10K in work. “Rehab already started†Copper has been stolen.

I always forget to check that box and then the conversation continues but I never know about it.

If the lender is willing to play ball, and continue accepting payments, then her best bet is to come up with money to make the payments.I know of no way to possibly come up with $350K quickly without having something of value to use for collateral.