I have over 20 years of executive realty experience in Central Texas, garnering establishedrelationships in the industry to streamline real estate transactions.

They slap some new paint and steam clean the carpet and put it on the market where I'll use higher grade paint that is professionally painted ( at a good price) and put down laminate/hardwoods and upgrade or replace the central/heat air. 

My in-laws and I just got the signed pre-possession authorization on our first flip for a house that we close on in two weeks. 

Here's the gist of what I've seen elsewhere: (b) An authority may not rent or lease housing to a tenant that consists of a greater number of rooms than the number the authority considers necessary to provide safe and sanitary housing to the proposed occupants without overcrowding.

Or the ones that come in looking at my low cost rental asking where the dishwasher, garbage disposal, central air, walk in closets are, but literally "lucky to have 2 rocks rubbing together in their pockets" here in Connecticut.

Also, try netronline.com as a central repository of some public records.Each state is different, so someone in Kansas may be able to answer your question.

New member who is also new to the Hamilton/Trenton NJ area. I am a fairly recent college grad who is starting a career in commercial appraising, but my ultimate goal is to invest in multi family investment properties....

Just because someone appears to be in a position of authority, ask around about them before committing yourself.

Christian, I would recommend looking up COREE (Central Ohio Real Estate Entrepreneurs), the local REIA club.

As far as the feds go, they are pretty much leaving CO alone unless they see illegal ties to Central or South America or Mexico.