But basically the houses were listed for a few months and had a few price cuts and eventually been sold below the asking price.

Check the active and sold listings from these sites at least once a week.

For example, I purchased a note for 4,600 that had been sold 4-5 times.

We immediately sold our house in North Carolina and moved to our Florida vacation home.

For instance:Close in 30 days = FeatureKnowing your house is sold = BenefitIn general, preforeclosure is not my favorite place.

The 'sell' properties had higher mortgages on them by about 25k (all properties are worth about the same).Well, here we are 3 years later and I just sold one of my 'dogs' for a 100k gain.  

When we do get it sold we would like to take back out the amount we bought it for and the money we put into it (we do not have a mortgage on it we bought it in cash and did all the repairs with cash).  

My friend used one of them to create an LLC, he later sold the property and notified them to dissolve the property.

They want to be sold on the property as well- which for me is easy.

I'm having a hard time finding an already made excel spreadsheet with a good break down and analysis of cost for itemized materials, labor, lot cost and all associated fees...Sure I could spend the time to build a spread sheet but it's not my expertise...any luck?