All brick, big units, all 3 br's, all individual central air, 4 1/2 concrete block garage.

But since that act exists it just serves as another road block between the wrap and due on sale clause.

The cinder block foundation wall had a drain hole drilled into each pocket so if any water does penetrate into the block it will drain into the pit and the tile.

The entire perimeter of the building required 2x6 framing with blocking that are epoxy attached to the outside wall, effectively making it a facade.

The area is one of the worst in Tampa and I would not be driving around there after dark...Dude it's 1 block off Nebraska Ave.

Greeley zoning (maps online) allow that for about two blocks out from the campus, but not once you get further out.

We went dry at our own home one time and had to wait for a redrill one time and it was shower at the Y and buckets of water until we were rescued by generous friend who ran a hose from the next block so we could have water until they redrilled.

Not only were rates secured in portfolio loans it also stabilized the rate of blocks of loans securitized by bonds.The Act also accomplished aspects of curing clogging title in the event of foreclosure.

@aaronmontague thanks that would be awesome.Taxes- $800Sewer and Water- TenantTrash- $20 (thats what I pay 2 Blocks away not sure if its the same)Heat/utilties- TenantHOA- NoneCap Ex and Ops- $150 Insurance- Approx. $45Mgmt fee- 10% self managedVacancy- 8%This is the type of help I need thanks again

The hopes was the buyer would fix up the house and stay there because its cheaper than rent and they can pilfer components from the houses right there on their block...default rate is right at 90% within 3 years.