So, if you are interested please contact my business line provided at the bottom of the post and visit our website which is also at the bottom of the post.

Grand fireplace on main floor and bottom floor. 1.8 acres and in-ground pool.

Each is different as it applies to your question at the bottom about a vacant policy. 

It was purchased last thursday, but i have not had a chance to post it.we have been waiting for this for about a year. it was listed at 75k, i gave them a 67 or a 68k offer, they accepted, but then we found out that it was a short sale between 2 banks. so, the deal went into a cave and we didn't hear back much. then in november, they came back and said, "our bottom is 80k, do you still want it?"

Speaking of which, if anyone knows, I'll find out soon enough, can you hand the post office clerk a stack on stamps and your attack of letters and they'll treat your stamp stack like currency, make the trade then stick your stamps in a drawer and then like 'rubber' stamp the letters for you?

Welcome to BP Greg.At the bottom is our link to our Gaithersburg meetup.

You can see the wainscoting on the right that I have started to install.I actually had to do some handyman work and build a cabinet myself, which you can see in the bottom left below.

The only reasons to sell are:You have a much better opportunity that you can't pass upYou need to pay off the mortgage to satisfy debt/income ratios for a new loan (see 1)You have a dog of an asset that is hurting your bottom line with limited up side.Even with $0 cash flow you are benefiting from depreciation, appreciation, and principal reduction.  

If you are disciplined about only pulling the trigger on great deals, you will be fine in the long run regardless of if you buy at a cycle top or bottom ... just make sure you can afford to hold (through cash flow, W2, or some combo thereof) to make it to the long run.

I'd prefer not to have pets, but I need to get my units rented and having the option open decreases down time and my bottom line doesn't suffer.