I was thinking he should ask for everything he put down out of pocket, plus all principal paid so far, plus a "fee" for his trouble, to include storage/moving expenses, dealing with the BS, etc.Sounds like $10K might be a good round number?

I got about 10 calls on my vacant rentals yesterday, as many as the entire previous week.

Adam, Good for you starting your own internet retail business right out of college.

A little about me.....I am 26, in my first job outside of college making 100K and will be paying about $1300 a month for my college loans over the next 25 years.

I was looking up the addresses of some properties I was going to follow up on that I've previously sent two yellow letters too.

Like I said in the previous thread.

At least that's what I learned in my HR classes in college.

Is this a sound method when your children go off to college?

The other number was 11411 which I think is also part of the sequential bidder group - just that they created the account in a previous year.Note how all the accounts invested hundreds of thousands of dollars.

I made sure my buyers contract included a way out if I did not agree to the HOA, since I could not review this information until I placed a contract on the condo.As I stated previously, I prefer HOA's on my out of state properties.