It's not like knocking out comments, there is, in my mind, a great deal of due diligence required to ensure it's good stuff.This is enjoyable for me.

Otherwise, the only outcome is short sale or foreclosure.

This is conventional wisdom: the outcome of your life is a forgone conclusion, based on the station you were born into.

I find this is a very good screen out comment since, like this power company, I would simply be another creditor to this tenant.8.

For those of you who are agents (as I am) I know the under market listing will bring a fast sale (and commission) but what scenario do you expect will bring the best outcome for the seller/owner?

Sounds liek alot of hassle and unnecessary work for an outcome that may not even be promising.Why not just sell via for sale by owner?

While all of the strategies you mentioned will provide you with your desired outcome, you have to understand what your activity produces.

I read an article by Dave Van Horn about a second position foreclosure:http://www.pprnoteco.com/ezine-116-4-26-14/In there he says that it may make sense to do so but does not elaborate on the outcomes.

Not enough hours in the day to care about trying to coordinate a government office with a tenant for something that has the most likely outcome of getting my taxes raised when they see that I fixed the place up pretty nice.

Though, it's best to try first to get the experience which will produce an outcome.