That was a very descriptive and insightful reply Mr.

Glad to hear everything is ok.From your description, it sounds like you will be in good shape.

The generally accepted description of a private lender is someone (whether you know them or not), who lends their personal money (IRA, stocks, money in an investment house account, cash in the bank not earning enough), for investing.

Auction ends with 3 bidders but reserve not met. A

I would make sure my name in the description of the property, not somewhere in the forms that Zillow force you yo go.

So, even the applicants who barely meet your requirements may seek alternative means to live someplace else- even if it means being dishonest to do so.I think you're wise to go with a voucher program given your description of the place, but I would suggest modifying your requirements to obtain a better quality resident.

We've all seen those ridiculous listing descriptions on properties that state claims like "Great investment opportunity....." when we all know the properties are complete dogs.

I had been flipping cars for about 5 years when I met a guy named Brandon West who told me about BP podcasts and how much they had helped him getting started. 

Originally posted by @Alaska Wagoner:View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I have no idea who is offering this property or where this description came from:75k asking price; Described fixer.

They all are newly renovated-at least that's what the description and photos show.