So even if the house had a lien attached to it, I should get what I am owed first in the event of a payoff or sale.... is this correct?

I'm going to be putting together a Denver Networking event in the near future.

I've NEVER been to any of the pay seminars, or bought any of the programs, although I've read lots of the books (library) and heard some tapes (let me borrow it for a couple of days to see if I want buy it).Back in the day when I was still working (I was a sales rep) I would go sometimes to the Zig Ziglar and others "motivational/sales/postivie thinking" day long events.

Yes, Mike... it will be interesting to learn what precipitated this event.

What about a digital camera to pick pictures of the property?

Does the HOA have insurance for these kinds of events?

In any event, as Charles mentioned - improvements of the type the original post was about, oh so many years ago, would be depreciated separately from the original cost of the building....

The recent US events can be very positive for savvy RE investors who are more than momentum investors.Good hunting.

If you attend a weekend event for $10,000 and you do 1 extra deal or you make $10,000 extra profit then the course paid for itself.

Scores are negatively impacted by events such as late payment, incomplete or partial payments, defaults, and judgements or liens, and range from 300 to 850.