Since tenants are almost guaranteed to kill your landscaping, easy care landscaping, that you can whip back into shape between tenants is helpful.

That did not guarantee that they would accept the short sale, just that it would postpone the sheriff's sale.The issue was that the homeowners were still going through a loan modification with Chase.

This bond guarantees that you will get back your deposit with interest at the end of the tenancy.

This is what they say u get: * Access to our private money programs * Up to 100% LTV / Up to 65% ARV financing program depending on location and the deal * Joint Venture possible * Access to posting properties on the website * Unlimited support to help you become a successful Investor * If you can not locate a deal we can assist you in locating a project to work on * Money back guarantee* on Membership * Access to the database of current buyers (no credit check program) * If there is not a buyer in your area and you wish to use a no credit check buyer we will help market for you * Access to the cash flow program (good credit / full doc required) * Waived fees ($1,500.00 savings) for the no credit check program - owner occupied * Access to down payment assistance program (coming soon) * Access to our network of investors (forum launching soon)I Spoke with one of the guys there and it seems legit, but im not sure....

I've been to many places where animals are not allowed and then u see the asterix saying *unless service animalalso, there is the benefit of guaranteed income through the disability payment. that dog will be a better tenant than most humans and i can guarantee that guy won't be throwing massive parties or trashing the place.

it'll save you money, guaranteed.

There is no guarantee that the flipper will be able to refinance.

No guarantees, but maybe you can keep the appraiser from choosing two REOs and a short sale as comps.

:wink: In all seriousness, my faith has one guarantee for me and my attitude and outlook has another guarantee.

If so, then look here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/bank-reo.htmlIt might take some time for the property to show up on those lists; given your statements, you'll probably want to check back to their website frequently.Lastly, even if it became REO, there is no guarantee that you will be able to buy it unless you are willing to grossly overpay.