Pools, cracks in side-walks or slabs, exposed electrical wires, non-GFCI protected outlets, and hazardous materials / organics like mold and lead are just a few of the hazards to look for.

Many times you'll find that board members do not have expertise in the operations of an entity, they are for making policy and will follow the advice of the ED or chairman to do the right thing for the organization.

No, but I'm in a very Red area, now if it were in a Baby Blue area, they might go so far as holding the dog food maunfacture just as responsible as the landlord.IMO, no, the landlord has to have a degree of negligence for contributory negiligence to be applied.

The seller will have to get paperwork signed by the appropriate persons in the organization.

There are a lot of small private schools and organizations that sell "scrip".

Invest some in real estate, give some to charitable organizations, some to friends and family, and take risks in building other business ventures.

And if I add in all my other expenses to make that one dollar, gas to drive to Vegas, Hotel, food, time, my return on investment shrinks down to nothing.

Wow Steve, you must be especially organized and diligent to run 30 rehabs as well as your 50 hour a week career.

They have a pretty good track record, though, and certainly much better than organizations with a vested interest in convincing people to buy.

The chosen newspaper that carries these ads is called the "legal organ" for that county.So, if you're looking for foreclosures in XYZ County, State, you should probably start by Googling "legal organ for XYZ County State."