wouldnt i need a good understanding of most topics inorder to use the strategies effectively?

Firsts are generally not effected by 2nds foreclosing, btw.You have tremendous power at the moment, having a lender with no expectation of getting paid, ever.

In a highly pragmatic way, that is one of the very few redeeming qualities I see in him - he made himself rich through effectively using the system.

It is also evident that you left out many of the operating expenses, such as management (even if you do it yourself), utilities (even if only during vacancies), office supplies, legal fees, evictions, damage done by tenants in excess of the security deposit, entity maintenance, lawsuits, capital expenses (not technically an operating expense), etc, etc, etc.You might want to read one of the 50% Rule sticky threads in the General and Landlording topic areas.Good Luck,Mike

If you decide to replace it make sure you tighten it only snug, you don't want to force it otherwise you could damage the contact that receives the millivolt signal.

i may have a home under contract soon and i'd to know how to effectively get buyers for this property.

Assuming you select "specific performance" rather than "liquidated damages" in the remedy for a failed contract, you can sue the seller if they sell to someone else.

I would just revise the HUD and you might want to send some pics of the damage.

Plus it would not be cost effective either.

While it may have had the desired effect in regards to adding liquidity, the global reaction was that the dollar fell because it was devalued.