We have the fundamentals of our business already established and are relatively young in our market.

Yea, I can relate.

Im not opposed to selling to a rehabber or anothe rinvestor, but would rather simply sell to a retail customer at a deep discount (relative to my price).

This is a health issue, an environmental issue, probably an animal control law violation.

I like biotechs and health care related companies.

The owner's health is failing and has recently re-married and moved out of the house entirely.

This hoa is relatively reasonable so far, I have personal reasons to sell out of it.

After spending trillions of dollars Obama says we shouldn’t expect much.From the article:“Obama on Thursday asked Americans to back his far-reaching economic and health policies, but warned them not to expect too much from him or the federal government.â€Works for me, I don’t expect much from either of them.Article: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090319/ap_on_go_pr_wh/obamaSo we should back all of this spending without expecting anything.

That tenant was able to run up a $4K-$5K gas bill (that of course she wasn't able to pay), because law prevented the gas company from turning off the gas during the winter (because the tenant had a newborn and an elderly relative staying with her).The point is I agree 100% with Mike, Rich, and the others about tenants paying their own utilities.

I am a relatively new investor.