I couldn't handle 4 at a time, so I did everything I could to get them sold as quickly as I could.Just through trying to sell them in a VERY proactive manner, I built a fairly strong investor list.

:) I sold all my inventory before the expiration (with the exception of one property) and have been putting off buying anything new for a couple months.The one property I'm holding is getting very little traffic, and other investors I know in the area are getting very little traffic as well.That said, I know other areas that haven't slowed down nearly as much...

Perhaps you could provide us with a copy that we could give our members, or at least share some points that we might be missing?

The stock may not be sold, traded, or pledged as security for a loan; dividends are, by law, 6 percent per year.

I sold all of the homes tot he tenants and am just now finishing up the last renovations of homes and selling them to new tenants.

I was just thinking that if we recorded in their name then there woudn't be an issue with title transfer and waiting 90 days to get it sold.

So your best bet would be to network and talk to others - they may send you a copy.

Even if its sold as-is, you can still dicker with the bank after the inspection.Getting signatures from the bank seems like one of the slow steps.

The bottom fell out of the market before they sold half of the 432 units.

In other words, what could that property be sold for in today's market.