Water/sewer already appears to be setup on all the lots.

When you hover-over a dashboard item the drop-down list appears.

It appears that the foreclosures are still coming fast and furious.

Lastly, look for the people that appear to be regulars.

There was NO similar indent in the neighboring room, and neither the walls themselves, not the foundation on the inside or the outside appeared affected.On the other side of the house there was a place where water had seeped or ran under the foundation.

I know I'm being grumpy, but I would sincerely like to see you succeed, and I think it is useful for you to know, so here goes.I am not your sister.My first reaction to you is to be offended by your excessive familiarity and friendliness which to appears to be phony and aimed only at softening me up to take advanatge of me.I hope that was not your intention, but if you want to make any success at any sort of investing, you need to consider being more honest and work at sounding less like a con man.

She should be getting those sold prices from the MLS once they're available and you should be tracking them vs. the listing and your offer prices.I'm sure she is nudging you toward higher prices since she only gets paid when you buy and your offers appear to me to be unlikely to result in a transaction.

Further, they should know that imperfections in color (usually caused by time differences in curing) will work themselves out over time, but it appears that is not the only issue.

I ran a quick calculation and it appears that the property can afford to pay [insert your lowest offer price of 30% to 40% of ARV here].Is that something we should talk about, or maybe you would prefer to wait for another month or two for another buyer?

It appears you are worried about too many 'what ifs.'