If it is SOLIDLY worth $300K, considering the low end comps (not the best ones, an appraiser won't choose those), then you need to buy it for, say $200K.

This realtor has actually taken the time out to call my bandit signs....At this point I'm not going to stress it anymore, I have houses to sell, shouldn't waste my time arguing with realtors...

Also, with a solid degree, you stand a much better chance of working at company where you can learn.

We invest in Northeast Ohio and have never found anyone solid that we could hire, pay an honest wage, and get it done.

I recommend using the Waste King disposals - they have a lifetime corrosion warranty as opposed to the InSinkerator units (which are junk IMHO).

I paid for all the rehab and improvements in cash so I would be able to refinance no matter what but in the end was able to pull my cash out and have a solid performing SFR.

Brian Hoyt Absolutely no regrets – wasted emotion.

If I'm trekking into "unknown territory" by means of looking for deals in parks I've never worked, they need to be solid so that I know when we do find that home they'll get approved.3.

So, those you are asking for help recognize that there's a 90% chance they'd be wasting their time by saying yes.Idea: Prove that you're serious before you ask for help.

IMO it would be a waste of time to make a police report or show up in small claims without proof of what was stolen.