The lender worries about the buy back provisions in case of a default so the underwriter wants the file air tight before approval and funding.

Since my family lives there, I can usually combine trips to see them and change the air filters or whatever that the properties need.I was really fortunate with my latest town-home purchase last month.  

Now sure if interest rates were to go up significantly in a short period of time, we should see some downward pressure on prices.

I feel central air would value.

I am not sure about a 3 day notice and I would air on the side of caution with a 30 day notice.

I am also looking at Wilmington as I LOVE the salt air along the coast.

(http://blueprint-ventures.com)The whole tax lien market is about $15B per year, but I actually think smaller funds have the ability to get better returns than larger funds because they can be more selective and don't have the pressure to constantly put their money into something.

But, there is one question that is pressuring me more than any and I would love for your feed back.I have came in contact with a land owner that is far beyond tired of renting because of all of the many headaches that comes along with it if you don't educated yourself.

I wouldn't pressure the PM to get new tenants fast.

I recently used Academy Air for a/c and heating needs.