There are some costs involved here that many people don't think about including docking your boat on the main land when you go to town and the additional gas expense.

While we're on the subject, I can think of a few alternate outcomes that might occur, might as well explore them, basic as they might seem 1. lets say we've got that same situation, somebody owes close to the full amount on a mortgage on a 300k house. let's say they owe 275k still.

When I found out about it she had already gone to a Realtor and placed the property on the market at 2x what she told everyone in town she wanted for it.

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Also, on my laptop I use Firefox Mozella, so I don't think it is internet explorer.

Well I'm "That Guy"..Talking to owners in distress has really become my thing because I follow a system that none of my competition has been able to recognize.It's quite simple actually, and I want to show you a few of my tactics so you too can be the one in town that grabs deals that all of the local investors are grabbing for.Allow me to set the stage for you.

I live in a college town so quite a few landlords esp prop mgt companies will rent a unit almost a year in advance requiring the deposit at signing and first and last months rent before the keys change hands.

If I would have been in town, I would have probably met them at the house and might have had a confrontation with this scumbag!!!

My town even has a $25.00 permit for installing a new torilet and if I was afraid that I later on it would break and cut someones *** because of how I installed it, I would get that permit and hire a license plumber to install it.

Here in my college town sfh rental prices are trending down as students follow the bus route to more luxurious apartment complexes.