There lies the hardship.If I was a landlord in Seattle I would ensure that I had a documented screening criteria, and if I had any concerns or I wanted to incorporate as much of my own "personal" criteria I would spend a couple hundred buck and sit down with an attorney.The only real winners I see here are property management companies.

They sent us before and after pictures prior to payment, so no need to baby sit them.  

Although, I know houses that were bought at 65-70% ARV, were nicely remodeled and now they just sit on market for months because of a bad location.

I'm not sitting on a pile of money, but I have a little cash to play with.Finding - I looked into buying a list of distressed multi's (2 doors or more) within 10 miles of my house.

Hey Folks, I'm looking for someone who is familiar with developing/subdividing land that partially sits in a Flood Hazard zone (not in the floodway itself) in New Jersey.  

The one thing I want to get feedback on prior to sitting down with our CPA is how do other people in similar situations organize the dissolution up front?  

Here I sit at 16 months Later and I'm half way to my 10 year goal!

Underwriters have nothing to do with closings and get no bonus if a loan closes or just sits there.My suggestion is walk away from this bank that frustrates you (and believe me, you frustrate them too).  

Also, as I've conducted interviews for dozens of PPC managers, it's almost impossible to tell the difference between someone who can 'talk' about PPC, and someone who can actually implement it, without me giving them instructions and sitting over their shoulder to verify their knowledge.

If this was you, and your only available cash would be sitting in an older 401K.