We have narrowed it down to two we like.The first home is 1252 sqft, it has a double car garage and has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and is a single storyThe second home is 1642 sqft and is 3 bed 2.5 bath, single car garage, and it is a 2 storyWe will own the lot free and clear after the partition, and the first home is going to cost about 125k to build, turn key.

It's a double edged sword.

I'll double check with our county assessor's office; last time I called I got the round around... the search continues.

By Matt's logic and the 1/100 rule, in theory, I more than doubled my chances for a successful deal.

LOL It's now double digits percent over the ask and yes it's nearly fully fixed retail.Do a yellow letter campaign to vacants, divorce, probate, code enforcement, late tax payers.

I have a four bedroom house.

I know that it's important to ask the attorney if he has experience with contract assignments, double closings, etc, and I know it's important to know his fee schedule, but beyond that I am hoping that you will all help me out.

We have a local bank that finances investment properties for purchase price plus rehab costs up to 70% ARV, so the only money I have invested at this time are the carrying costs during rehab.Before picsThis picture shows where they knocked out a wall between bedrooms 1 and 2 to make one big bedroom.After picsBedroom #1Bedroom #2

With my entry level units that rent for $1,000 for a 2 bedroom 1 bath townhouse that I built in 1974 I reduce the rent by $50 for a two year lease.

When I find RE records that looks like it could belong to the person in their guest book, I double check on FB the spouses name on their family list, or maybe a comment someone made on a photo, "wow, you and your wife AMY look great!"