with a score that low be prepared for it to take a year or more.

Be prepared to get a ton of junk solicitations using this method.

I've seen what be short of money can do to families - the stress even more than the doing without - so I feel like it's good to stop once in a while and think about how fortunate we are that there is nothing like that standing in the way of our being happy.I'm also thankful about 2010 being the year that we got off the sidelines and got our first couple of properties - we made the step from thinking about/preparing/wishing for our dreams and actually started working on them.

In the process a O&E report will have been completed to establish all known interest holders in the property and an Affidavit of Diligent Search prepared and submitted to the court.

As far as I'm concerned I will prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

It can be a good idea to prepare a set of rules and criteria for how you select tenants.I would always want to be armed with a good reason to decline an applicant.

Now, my questions are- Do I need to prepare anything for this?

Be prepared when your buyers start calling you to answer their questions.

I knew about rent loss rehab before starting and prepared for it as an expense.

after a lot of issues, finally we get to the point that we need a final inspection.My question is what do I need to prepare?