Well I was cleaning out his stuff and came to a drawer that was filled with about 500 bipolar pills that he had not taken.

It doesn't work that way.AS for REOs, there are deals to be had and there are certainly advantages over pre-foreclosures (clean title), but there is work to be done for any deal, be it a REO, foreclosure, flip, wholesale, etc.

Focus on doing a clean deal and getting out without pain even if you do not make a killing.

I've seen my family buy and install storms on countless properties only to have to have them removed for cleaning and for trim painting.

If there are any investors out there in Southern New Hampshire who need someone to do clean-outs of apartments or houses after the residents move out, please contact me.

But you never know the reason; I'm having tenants move out of a house of mine because I plan to clean it up and sell it -- there's really nothing they could do to convince me to let them stay.

:D You can't believe some of the numbers that come across here, after the deal is closed.Maybe this will help clean things up for you.

So if I owned a place in Vail I'd have to fly up every Saturday morning, wash the linens, clean the place, do any minor maintenance, greet the incoming tenants and fly home that night.

That tends to be true when it is a buyer's market and the bank is under pressure to clean up its REO portfolio.

(light switch to bathroom is outside of the bathroom door entry19) new backyard fencing20) clean out storage21) some parts of the roof does not have a gutter... needs additional gutters22) pressure wash roof and patch up in a few areas...a lot of work eh?