Jason,It would be easier to follow your questions if you would continue in a single thread, rather than starting a new one.

You just have to call the listing agent and ask if its still available.Eventually, they do get marked as sold, and the sold price appears, along with the concessions.

I found what appears to be a valuable post on another REI newsgroup.

She'll make a mistake at some point, and you'll have your chance to get rid of her.For future reference, it is sure easier and cheaper to have your rentals in safe condition before you rent them out.

Seems like that would be a good place to locate it for easier discovery by others.

I found my triplex extremely difficult to get decent points/financing 7 years ago and feel it's gotten a little easier.

On a monthly basis, my cash flow from this property appears negative.

A real estate investor makes money when they buy the property and money when they sell it.If you really want to do the deal, I would recoomend getting the seller financing first, then immediately get a new mortgage asap (since refi's are easier and cheaper than purchase loans to get in todays market place) and put that property on a 30 year note so that it at least makes money for you each and every month.I would also like to add that you make more money buy using other peoples money and knot your own, so I am not sure why the big hurry to pay of the property in 10 years is for?

Since it appears your agency status as a PM is a sole proprietorship, they can attach your personal assets. 4.

After doing a bunch of research it appears that there is great potential in the short sale/preforeclusure market.