Wants Before looking at homes, it’s important to decide who many bed and baths are comfortable for you.

There's older properties (built in the 80's) that have similar square footage and beds/baths, which are all at roughly $285k.

Here are the specs:* 3 bed/2.5 bath condo* 2 story, 1200 sf* Now asking $68,000 (from a recent $89,000)* Taxes: $1072* Insurance: $600* Tax value: 136,600* Condo assoc. fees... a whopping $240/mo (typically I've seen fees in 140-170/mo range. this is high. includes cable, common area maintenance, community pool, ext. building maintenance, master insurance, pest control, sewer, tax comm area, trash removal, and water)* Another sold last July for $126,000* A similar unit is listed at $124,000 and has been on the market about 165 days* Close to a university* Rents start at $675/mo.

Yours says seven beds.

Title companies even stopped writing title policies since they are in bed with lenders anyway.I am sure there is a place for a trust in short sales, but I am not sure where.

Single family 3 beds 2.0 bath 1,496 sqft Lot 6,455 sqft Built in 2001 They would let me take over payments, and i know that i cannot do a assumable mortgage, so i am assuming this would be a subject to?

I started looking at FSBO homes, and found one that looked promising. 73k for a 2 bed/2 bath condo, 1173 square feet in Veags.

Your "highest calling" is something that gets you out of bed everyday.

Once a section 8 tenant finds a 2 bed single they tend to stay for a long time (3,4 5 years or more).

A few days later he would ask me to bring my lawnmower over (he didn't own a pick-up) and I'd discover that he had already weeded the beds, trimmed the trees and shrubs, edged the yard.If the neighborhood was the least bit dodgy (seldom with my rentals) or if I was worried about the former tenants, he would take his air mattress, a bit of cookware and his portable TV and radio and "move in" during the work.When he was finished I would ask him how much I owed him for everything.