Originally posted by @David Krulac:@Steve Babiak I'm well aware that PAR is not the only State Approved Plain Language lease, but the op lease is not the only unapproved lease either.The Pennsylvania “PLAIN LANGUAGE CONSUMER CONTRACT ACT” does not require any preapproval of a lease; it simply states the requirements that must be met and that preapproval by the office of the Attorney General indicates that the language is acceptable.

I constantly warn people that there is simply too much risk for the average person in an auction: House full of mold, honoring the existing tenant’s lease, meth houses, current owner pouring concrete down the pipes to spite the new owner, evictions, finding out you just bid on an inferior lien (like you just did), municipal liens, back-due child support, IRS liens ... the list goes on and on.At least you only lost $16,000.  

In that case, you can simply have the account at a bank or brokerage where you will have direct checkbook control.3.

The unoccupied unit has a hole in the bedroom ceiling and needs countertop updates in the kitchen.

I'm simply asking for feedback about this form of termite treatment.  

I suppose you can use this as a loop hole to get rid of tenants by renting to family members on short leases then stop leasing to them to get new tenants.Another thing I noticed in the video:  https://youtu.be/EqjsOOYjSR8?

Also i doubt there would not be too much difference between the States and Aus.Actually Keiran there is a world of difference between AU real estate and US real estate, be very careful investing in the US using AU strategies, it simply won't work (trust me, i tried it for 2 years...)And you would not be able to use an Australian first home buyers grant to buy a US property. 

This comes down how easy can the they access wire to pull.Gutting a wire job on a house means cutting holes at rate top of the ceiling to access the old and pull new wire .and many other holes in drywall.

I know some folks who have had a hard time selling simply because it’s so saturated (if that’s where).  

I work with and represent alot of private/hard money lenders, and unfortunately I am seeing more and more stories of people saying they paid an application/lock fee of 5-15k and the "lender" simply ran off with their money.