The odds of you winning are slim to none, but there's a chance you might succeed.

Those guys are used to odd jobs sometimes, we can pay them to wait for utility companies, let buyers in, etc.

Jon: You might remark to him the oddness of requesting a "letter of recommendation" when rent is in arrears or simply tell him you would have to be honest about all aspects of his tenancy.

It's not illegal to have the ability to remember what cards have been played, constantly recalculate odds, and adjust your play accordingly, but it removes most of the advantage the casino has.

So i would rather over estimate than underestimate fixup costs.As I was in the process of leaving our 1 hour viewing, he told me that lately he has witnessed some odd behavior in the house.

The tenant that is moving out of the room my son is renting is moving out this weekend, which seems an odd time for student housing, but obviously, we were right there to fill the vacancy.I am thinking I might sell my $1700 per month rental house in Flower Mound and try my luck near UTD or UNT.

Neighbors knew them but thought it was odd that they were taking the appliances..including the washer & dryer I let them use...when they inquired, the "renters" told them they were moving to another one of my homes.

Well and the odds are that you won't profit off those $300k-600k properties either.

On the Fannie's I've bought the deed restriction has always been no transfer within 30 days and no transfer for more than 120% of the purchase price in 90 days.

The repairs can be less than $100k but if the loan amount is over $100k a third party fund control is required, amount other restrictions, is my understanding.