Hi, first of all I introduce myself: My name is Guillermo, I'm 24 and I'm from Spain (you'll notice my english is not perfect at all).

The seller may not price correctly (happens all the time) and I notice this flaw.

Got notices for multiple city code violations and resolved them all before the deadlines.4.

D/I ratio is tight. have been paying $1145/Month and we are 1 month ahead.

And notice is legally required anyway, usually 30 days.If everything is paid up I shouldn't think you'd have any problem, only cooperation.

I use private lenders, and have had luck with having it considered cash, but I submit my lender's bank statement with a letter from them stating that I can use the money with no appraisal contingency and that it can be wired with 72 hours notice.

This is one of the reasons that our tax system is so screwed up.Once you let the tax consequences get far ahead of you it is hard to get it back under control.

Thanks everyone.Carole yes there is limits.The problem is catching all the people there at once for a violation.If the code enforcement walks in and doesn't actually see all the people then there is nothing they can do.Had this happen in another county where there were a bunch of people occupying a house next to my property.The inspector only worked 9 to 5 Monday through Friday.Many of the people worked and were gone when the inspector could come by.Thus they could never do anything about the situation.This is why I think as a deterrent if we charged 50 bucks a head there would be no benefit for them bringing in all these people because the landlord would get the money.

As a courthouse buyer, in my area I notice multiple upset bids on more property (currently: 11SP5266, 11SP5458, 11SP5008, 09SP5590, 11SP4690, 11SP1270, 11SP3960, 11SP4578, 11SP3929) than I've seen in a long time.

You'll notice from previous posts of mine that I have property located in South Florida, South Texas, and South Utah.