It doesn't matter if you roll them into some sort of blanket mortgage with a local bank, as it is all based on # of financed properties, NOT # of loans.Only if the property is held (both deed and mortgage) in a C or S Corp, is it excluded.See Page 230 of the Fannie selling guide (Nov, 2012 version) under the "Multiple Financed Properties" section.

Does anyone know of a checklist or something of that sort to see if a wholesale deal is good or not?

So to buy or not to buy is sort of hanging on the outcome of this pest issue.

I also see no mention of age of these sorts of major systems; if they are near end-of-life you will incur the cost of replacement sooner.Then we have to get the utility picture to be more clear.

There are a lot of people who are happy to make $150 per day.Run an ad on CL and sort through all of the bad grammar/crackheads/lowlifes/etc.

Mark Ferguson - It might help dissuade people from stealing your content by putting some sort of disclaimer at the end of your articles.I believe in the case of duplicate content, Google will read the published timestamps of the articles, and determines which is the original.

It would have been nice if the tax code would make some sort of extension in the capital gains tax exemption for people like us who had to move out of their homes in the past few years but couldn't sell due to the economy.

Here're some wild ideas:1 - Try engaging them in so sort of survey.

When there is no stop sign, people will go right through the intersection because they have not been told they need to stop.People will do all sorts of things because they have not been told they can't.

Water heater and furnace will probably not ever be an issue if new enough.In contrast, if you buy a duplex that is a much older building, you can have all sorts of deferred maintenance to worry about.