A variety of factors associated with the auto industry fed this trend.

In summary the condos are in auto pilot.

I did some research and found a mechanic's lien on the house.I just typed up a letter and dropped it in their mailbox asking them to call me so I can buy their house before it is foreclosed and auctioned.  

Having said that, what I have found, is as long as the RE Agent(s) I'm working with have me set up on an auto notification for the criteria I look for, I don't need to be a REA to get that instant MLS access.  

If you get the same rate for a 15 or 20 yr mortgage (or even slightly higher rate), go that route and set up an auto-draft on the 10 yr schedule.

Unless you are going with chimney hookups that would probably cost more for the chimney/liner etc.Furthermore, If the furnaces all 'reside' in the same mechanical room you would be advised to include intake combustion venting to avoid O2 depletion.

Discover and Chase are great for that.Then you should consign on an auto loan with him.Over time begin to request limit increases...

The "sweet spot" for me is properties that have major structural or mechanical issues that preclude sale to a non-cash buyer.  

I'm a mechanic now but have been doing research to get into real estate and planning on making this move within the next month 

Most responsible people nowadays enjoy auto pay because of the convenience of not having to mail a check.