And you may have to treat the smoke smell, paint and find a new tenant.Edit: winter is a bit slower to rent, but there is also almost no inventory around, which makes it kind of a wash.

If you see a "we buy houses" sign there are investors looking in that zip code.

Then they just go and talk to others like a mina bird repeating the junk this guy posted.If your licensed in GA Carl you should put your license number at the bottom of your signature.AS for not buying deals from MLS or realtors this is just total hog Wash I personally buy well over 100 homes a year and probably closer to 200.. and the vast majority are bought1. through the real estate community.2.

Then buyer who may want a wooded lot has trees, if buyer not want, then we can cut for them then.We will add the value of the lumber on the lot sale price as wooded lots here are diferent and thus more valuable for the folks who want that product.hope this helps,DeI was going to mention pushing over the tree's to pop out the root ball  that is far cheaper way to go.. out on the West coast FIr is far more valuable than hardwood.. hardwood is darn near a weed.. 

He washed the walls; I saw him.

Sorry Mary but it sounds like you're running by the seat of your pants or a wing and a prayer.

One thing I have added is that no portable/temporary washing machines or dishwashers are allowed in units.

I bought a house in upstate NzY recently without an inspection , due to low price offer . tenants have moved in and found There is a leak under the washing machine.

I told a few friends and family what I was up to and they all rolled their eyes and expected I was headed off to some sales pitch brain washing session.

The purchaser rehabbed a bathroom & rented it out.When Chad saw how simple it was, he started rethinking the area.A few months later we purchased another 10k house 3 BR/1B - fenced in yard, cleaned it up, put paint on the walls & it rents for $650.