Still working on that.

Sounds good on paper but too much work and does not really help you in the end.

My first did well based on selecting an area that we frequent.

She is now 96 years old and there is no need for her to hold on to the property.

yes $130k on up. 

It is complete now and was listed for sale on 10/01 for $259,900 which seemed about right based on recent sold comps.The first week it was listed we only had one showing, so we dropped the price to $249,900 on 10/07.

Does anyone know what the landlord is supposed to do when construction will be occurring on the premises? 

Hello all, just made my account here on the site to get some advice.

Both can be quite expensive over a year and you want to be very clear on what those are, what they cover, etc before you purchase.

Purchase price: $137,500 Cash invested: $1,500 Sale price: $155,000 Helped a friend stop a foreclosure on her Mother's home and recoup some of the money that was stolen from her.