It appears to be an active market, and I find that listed right we're not having trouble finding buyers.

But if it's a sub 2 deal, I like to make an appearance to make sure everyone is on the same page and fully understanding what we're doing.Also, if it was a particularly good deal for all involved, I might come snap a picture or two and gather some good feedback for the "testimonials" page on my site and/or newsletter.

As a flipper it is much easier to justify keeping up with the market.

Although the software appears interesting, I'm not sure what to think of the monthly licensing fee.

I got tired of running into problems with certain areas or subdivisions not allowing weekly or nightly rentals, as well as other problems.I was also concerned that there might be a double dip with real estate foreclosures and it appears that may be happening in certain areas of the country.

I agree that the value doesn't appear to be there when silver was at $7 just 10 years ago, but it's also difficult to ignore the spending by the administration and the answer to the American and European debt appears to be print more or raise revenue, instead of cutting spending.

Moving a rectangle is much easier than moving a house with protrusions but yours looks manageable.

If a flip, and the roof has good appearance, and after your roof inspection, needs no repairs, I would not worry about it.

They appear legal in MN, because I found this reference to MN Statute 507.235 FILING CONTRACTS FOR DEED.

If I'm understanding your reply, it appears there will be no tax liability in 2011; the tax liability will be captured in 2012.