A foundation guy or gal might take a soil sample, look at the roof structure, or do any number of other things to determine the extent of the problem.

Houston is a healthy market, if good deals were easy to find that would probably mean that the city was in trouble.

Once I move out of my current duplex and rent out my half, the property will Cashflow with a healthy profit.

We’ve loved our walkable California Bay Area home, giving us healthy appreciation over the long run.

Can i make a successful and healthy living at my age?

Will try and renegotiate this.Also, to clear a few things up - seller is selling because he is old, his health is failing him, and he is moving to Florida, not because the economy.

Taking that alone, you have a very healthy cash on cash return.

The valley is where the soil is most fertile.    

I mean, kudos for the dedication, but that would be too many for me.But to answer your question, yes, direct mail to folks that are behind on taxes seems like a good strategy to find folks that are in generally poor financial health. I

I bought a lot for $60k+$10-15k (clearing woods and importing soil) built a $220k house and sold it for $415k.