Im planning to glass block it because matching the siding will make elimination difficult. 6.

If you buy maybe 3 on one block, you can potentially change the block.

What pain in the butt that was.

I wouldnt do it, its a pain in the ***, you lock in a price too early, and you let someone dictate finishes and timeline while cutting out competition.  

They will resist making that payout, blocking the whole deal.If you are determined to buy this specific house, find out how much you would need to offer to avoid the short sale, and offer that amount.

Now the car makers are feeling the very painful effects of having to scale back production very quickly to meet the lower demand level.

I am strictly buy and hold forever (unless the market heats up enough to make buying and holding less desirable than cashing out) After two years, my opinion is that SFH are a pain in the ***.

I think wholesaling REO's is a pain I rather wholesale motivated seller homes than REO's.For REO's I rather buy and hold or buy,rehab and sell.And I agree with Will wholesaling REO's isn't a strategy I would start out.

Dont forget that when falling you usually cant see anything at first (because of the clouds) then comes the trees that hang you up for a little bit (false bottom) then the final fall to the actual bottom (ground).That last one usually hurts worse than the rest.When the first talk of a bottom begins we are usually just stuck in the trees where too much activity breaks the branch we are on to begin that small but painful final fall.

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