Capital Blvd has always sort of been a neglected eyesore, but now the city and some of the big local developers are pumping cash into knocking down a lot of the old stuff and really doing some neat things with the new.

And maybe, I don't know, I could get the liens knocked down by an unspecified amount, which was told to me by an anonymous city employee IF a judge approves.  

Step 2 is to get connected with a brokerage that offers good training and support.Step 3 is to go out there an knock 'em dead!

You can only hold one FHA at a time, and yes they typically have a 1 year owner occupancy clause.As far as verifying that it is your primary residence, I have never heard of anyone coming and knocking on the door to see if you are really living there.  

I have only knocked on the door of a couple houses (surprise, no ones home) and have not asked any neighbors about the property but as my experience grows I will be more determined to door knock more often.

On the flip side, if you can free up the time to just knock it out and do it in person, I'd HIGHLY recommend it.

Yes it has a 5% raise and I am knocking out a student loan this month.

Don't knock section 8.

So I can't drive over there and knock on the door. 

I then went to the county assessors office and looked up the address and found the current owner and address I also looked online for the owner and found a phone number my question is should I call or go knocking on their front door?