Sort of describes me.

The car in the photo is with the truck and scouted out the area before the truck arrived.I am trying to find out if there was a fair or festival or other outdoor event nearby on Thursday as all of the garbage was from that sort of event.This sort of thing is such a PITA.

If #1 is a brick townhouse or single story style with a shingle roof in good condition (for example) then it might be a better buy than a painted wood, flat tar-roofed bldg with apartments that are over/under. or if one has separately metered everything, and the other doesn't.That sort of stuff can make a big difference that doesn't show up immediately in the math

Sort of take it or leave it.

There aren't any more, or less, surprises with an FHA loan than any sort of conventional one.

Is there any sort of security deposit?

Though I have substantial skin in the game I even chose not to take any preferred return.

If a property is listed (REO or not), chances are your end buyer has already seen it so you would have to have some sort of remarkable negotiation skills to be able to get it under contract at a price that you could make your fee and the end buyer would getting a deal they would be happy with.

I really can't just do nothing at this point, it's escalated too far (and don't forget-I inherited these tenants and the problem already had been percolating for quite a while by the time I came onto the scene).I am working on a few options, and heard one may be considering moving out anyways, so I am hopeful this will sort of resolve itself soon.

The chances are very good if you have skin in the deal.Joe Gore