Somehow, "SuperFreddie" just doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely.Once they "fix" Fannie & Freddie (for the THIRD time in a decade), those two can open wide & swallow the poison all over again.We thoughtless Taxpayers can carry "IT" a little while longer - this is a problem FDR could have have bungled without breaking a sweat.After that, a home deep in the woods, "complete with bunker", will be the "Hot Feature Of The Year" on MLS.They'll sell well, likely with FHA loans & a Grant from the several levels of overstaffed Governments

The market was hot, and there was a big demand for new houses.

I can comment on the solar panels on a rental.

Taking advice on here could get you into some hot water.  

Its for sure a hot market, but there are still deals to be had. 

I'm in Denver (super hot market) and it saves me a lot of time showing a properties to a less than par applicants or waiting for the applicant that "says" they are going to put in an application. 

The house is in a low-end neighborhood and will go cheap - under $10K.I have a hot seller and a hot buyer (if the price is right).What I don't want to do is spend so much money on title searches, closing costs and delinquent taxes that the deal doesn't work for anybody.Is there any possible way to get through this dirt cheap??

* 3BR/1BA * 1,024 Sq Ft * 2 Story Home COMPS in the area include: * 2120 Lambert St - Sold for 105,000 * 2114 AS Norwood St - Sold for 107,000 * 2063 Snyder St - Sold for $110,000 Estimated Profit Potential - $24,000+ Estimated Rehab cost of $13K assumes new kitchen, bath, carpet, heater & hot water heater and paint.

No matter how hot some girl looks to us, somewhere, some guy is GLAD TO BE RID OF HER.Suck it up, keep studying, keep looking.

I was told that the house was built as passive solar meaning that there are rocks under the house that the sun heats up and heats the house.