By non-war zone, I mean few or no board-ups and vacant units don't have to be guarded by packs of pit bulls.

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And, I also wouldn't use the state board of realtors contracts, either, and for the same reason.

If there's enough of the concrete (more than 50 bags or so), I'll call a concrete truck and probably outsource it to a dedicated concrete crew.4) Depending on the amount of drywall (More than about 20 boards, or 15-20 individual patch/seam repairs), I may call in a drywall crew of 2-4 people who will come in with bazookas, drum sanders, and other assorted specialty tools.

So I have no problem when the seller is using the standard realtor board contract or their own contract.

None of them are on this board though.There are some very knowledgeable people on this site that are more than willing to share their wealth of knowledge.

There's a ton of threads on this board about this subject.

Have effective communication: -Memos/Newsletters, Bulletin Boards, Website posts.

If you were making this post to a forum of senior citizens on fixed income I would let it slide, but you aren't; and I am not sure what your point is anyway as a "foreclosure specialist" on an REI board.

This isn't really far fetched because, think about it you just acknowledged it here on this board.