Watch the driveway issues since if I remember correctly the garage faces the property line.If I had control of a lot in Tremont, I would spec build a market-rate contemporary home with an exit price point of $300-350,000.

At a minimum you can find out face to face where they are having success and investigate from there.I would say your biggest concern is going to be the defined resale period of 3-5 years.  

I agree with Todd when I began marketing to homeowners facing foreclosure I was nervous.

Or do bank officials really have to wear a 'all is well do not worry' mask to pump up investor confidence, despite the fact that everything is apparently not well.Yes, the market is that volatile, and they pretty much have to put on the happy face and say all is well.

If the pool is filled, you still face tremendous liability with potential drownings.

Not really Real Estate related, but a pretty good in your face book on success in general.

They have no sense of humor.If HUD says the girl can afford $400 a month in rent, she can barely afford $400.

ok guys, dumb question here. go easy on me i already said i know little about this...my panel is at the rear at the house. my garage is at the side of the house meaning the garage door faces the main entry door. house is shaped like an "L".

. $1000 of face value junk silver coins will fill 2 bank bags and weigh 55 lbs!

The offers we received from these brokers were quite low.The offer from the direct institutional buyer was somewhat higher than from the brokers, and the offer from one of the individuals was our full asking price (face value of the note) which we accepted and successfully closed.So tell me again, why work with note brokers, or note finders?