Do you know, for a fact, that the legal description of both lots was in the foreclosure filing?

Maybe advertise it as a 4 bedroom, but then put in the description that the bonus room is the 4th bedroom...

I think she should have a CL ad even just to direct respondents to, for them to see a more complete description and loads of photos, but that's my "info overload" rental strategy to not waste time with BS showings.

From the brief description of the project I would suggest widening your search for an agent for this. 

(which may be to keep as is) So #1 seems to be your worst case scenario---which is really not a proper description since its a pretty good option!

If you have off market deals in Vegas keep me posted.I will be sure to... your description of the issue is also certainly the case.

I'm looking at bidding on a property with the city and I was hoping someone could decifer this messaging that is on the property documents. Here it is:A Federal Tax Lien against REDACTED in the amount of $xxx, plus co...

Here is a little description on the place. - City appraised value $84,750 & going up FAST.

@Guy Gimenez   on those 4 properties I bought yesterday in TExas  there were surveys on each one.. why do you do survey's on what looks like lot and block descriptions..I understand survey requirements for the properties I buy in Charleston for example because the plats are from the 1700 to mid 1800's small little lots with lots of encroachments.

There is a safe harbor (sort of) at 2 years with specific use requirements from the IRS but again the safe harbor is not meant to be prescriptive but only descriptive of one period that would be acceptable.Best advice - say your explanation to the mirror.