Those carpets and pads must be pulled and the odors removed before new pads and carpets go in.And no Virginia, pet deposits will not take care of this, they can contribute but these people should talk first before the landlord does his checkout and try to come to some agreement to ease his pain and in turn theirs.Talk first, do not make them chase you or any chances of a reasonable settlement go out the window, or they would for me.

Here are some details:- The house was on the MLS about 6 months ago and has since been pulled off, now the owner is under Ch. 7 bankruptcy so I'm thinking they will be even more motivated to sell if they are allowed by the courts.- The property is in Ohio.- I want to move as fast as possibleThanks

Use good masking tape, no plastic masking cuz the gun pulls it in, and buy a roll of 3 foot paper from depot.

a good realtor can pull a list of absentee owners for you in yor area. in my county i can go to rent court and look at the owners filing for eviciton/rent court and get their information. that's 1 way to compile it. same with probates, tehre's the register of wills. as far as vendors, the cost is relative to your budget. there are companies like site-x data, and first american realty solutions and haines who provide data and you can pull a list from there. another popular vendor to pull lists from is melissadata.

This will work to your advantage because the listing agent will "PULL" for you.

When you buy equity and then continue pulling it out, its like clipping your tree back and never getting the fruits.

I have never had EMC pull that kind of nonsense.

mouschiAre you talking about, pulling the equity out through a loan or just selling the property?

Its not one big system.Around here, once an offer is accepted, some agents will pull them off the MLS.

I would like to invest in multi unit properties and as I build up my empire I would consider venturing over to rehab projects and deals of that nature.