They were originally created to allow someone to continue owning an asset even when they were unable to manage that asset for whatever reason.

This is the simple "Pergo" style stuff.

The concrete look has to go with the style of the house interior for it not to look out of place and cheap.Personally, I would not want concrete floors in my house.

You have a story to tell and unless there is much more to this story, I can't imagine this preventing you from getting a loan as long as you are ready and willing to put 20%-25% down on the duplex.Your rate will be higher sure, but you can refinance in a few years as your credit continues to improve.Mistakes happen.

Tell them about your property and ask them to pull sales of similar size, quality, and style properties in the area that are in similar condition.

Should I continue to buy these premiem type homes that rent well and cash flow great but keeping dropping $25-$35K cash per home.

We invested there in 1997 but we felt that in order continue to be effective you need to either set up an office and staff it with your own employees or spend a week per month there (Buying, Fixing and Selling or Renting), then you need Volume to justify your time...

You may be able to hire an off duty officer to go with you.But you can certainly continue with the eviction. :)

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Usually there's a pre-licensing course, a state and national test and continuing education requirements for every year.