A house was sitting on the market during this past long cold winter in the Midwest with no heat and utilities.

We have the second largest MLS system in the country (Miami is the largest).

But I actually do have a sister in Miami!

Here are some more details and specific questions.History7/27/04 - $550,000 (sold)3/30/11 - $489,900 - expired after being listed for saleRelease of MortgageLiving Area - 3266sqft in 04 - Natural Gas Heat/Central Air2011-  Oil Heat - 2600 sqft living5br - 3.5 bathsCOMPS in the are currently area around $400,000 but not in a location of this type as these COMP values are actually in busier locations and not quite as nice.A couple of questions.

Our schedules are getting stretched which is indicative of a heating market. 

However, the one thing he wouldn't budge on was windows, as the tenants pay for their own heat, so in his eyes, this was a waste of money.

/unit as the guests use space heaters to heat the relatively un-insulated trailers.

All I can tell you for sure is that the Charleston market is heating up fast.

Hello All,I was wondering if anyone knows of a reliable and effective crowd funding site (you used PERSONALLY multiple times) to fund part or [even] all of your real estate transactions, and whether it would be a sound decision in my particular situationIn my particular case, I am looking to do multiple double closings (wholesale) using cash buyers, fix & flip AND/OR rent with HUD propertiesMoreover, I had another idea to promote to investors/prospects within the crowd funding realm; I am thinking of purchasing a HUD property myself with the aims of converting both the building and the associated land into a commercial greenhouse facility and/or headquarters for a new company in sustainable systems installation and maintenance (aquaponic systems, vertical garden irrigation, solar heat/electricity)The ultimate objective is to figure out which path would be most effective -- as of rite now -- and run with it.

Heat and other utilities they pay.