See if it says that in the fine print at the bottom, near where the signatures go.

Room is gutted besides the tub, an engineered trust has one area where the fire distroyed the bottom piece.

i used some marine boat quality epoxy putty to patch a hole in the bottom of a bathtub...hasn't leaked in over a year (knock on wood)...cost me 5 bucks at lowe's...i've also used the real good silicone that is approved for fish tanks to plug small holes and cracks in toilet tanks and in cast iron main sewer lines..not the best fix, but it's good in a pinch until the apartment is vacant and i can go in and remodel the place :)

At that time it was renovated top to bottom.

It's worse.New data just out from Zillow, the real-estate information company, show house prices are falling at their fastest rate since the Lehman collapse.Average home prices are down 8% from a year ago, 3% over the quarter, and are falling at about 1% every month, according to Zillow.And the percentage of homeowners in negative-equity positions — with a home worth less than its mortgage — has rocketed to 28%, a new crisis high.Zillow now predicts prices will fall about 8% this year and says it no longer expects the market to bottom before 2012.

Bottom line is that you need to have payments sent to an escrow and those payments need to be cleared in a timely manner.

Some kept up with inflation, some lost ground, but several exceeded it.Looking at my market of Orange County, which isn't even tracked separately by Case-Shiller (it's lumped together with Los Angeles), we see the following graph:http://bp2.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/SBzkxMncv2I/AAAAAAAAB7Q/CIkleG-LYaY/s1600-h/OCprices.jpgEven though the graph stops at the beginning of 2008, I have data from the Orange County Register that shows our median home price hit bottom at the beginning of 2009 (consistent with Case-Shiller data).

Bottom line is you should do some background work and build some trust before partnering w/someone.As a beginner, hopefully you've started networking at your local REIA, in addition to reading everything you can find on wholesaling on this site.

You are also under the assumption the market has bottomed and your condo will be worth the same or more in three years than it is when you close.

Bottom line is we do not want to finance more the 300,000.I would think having a credit score of 7609 should help.We wouldn't have any problem getting a 300,000 loan so do how do I get pre-approval for that from Freddie Mac which is what I think you're saying.unfortunately the comps in the area still say the house is a bargin as listed but when I look at the appraisal the house is listed at about 330,000 and the land is appraised at 200,000 so it I think it messes up the comps a little.