If it is 2 or more people (which it usually is), I just stand back and let them wander the house however they like.

This will continue to adjust over the next few years until FEMA can stand on it's own.

Whatever you come up with, make sure it's easy to read while in traffic.I see so many cars where people actually paid for a window wrap which can only be read standing next to the vehicle while it's not moving.

Filing a complaint with could open a can of worms not only with the other tenants (as they stand to lose their Section 8 benefits), but also with the Landlord who stands to lose his guaranteed income or have to spend more $ bringing the property back up to the level it needs to be in order to be able to rent to Section 8 tenants.OR you could put together a creative offer to purchase the property from the Landlord.  

The color schemes, the clean landscaping, and the staging on the interior really made this house stand out.

Factoring in liability insurance with/without a structure, potentially higher taxes with/without a structure, and demolition/deconstruction costs, what is the best financial decision:  tear down (or deconstruct) soon after purchasing, OR leave the structure standing for 5-10 years until I decide what I want to do with the lot?  

I would have been highly offended at some stranger standing at my door thinking that I am so desperate that I would talk to the stranger about my personal business and my home.

They are stand up guys who are very active in the investment community in NW AR.Best of luck to you!

The MBR has an extremely small half bath -- I plan to get an estimate on cost to install a stand-up only shower unit.

I have spent the whole weekend reading non-stop about REO, these auction sites, how to make your bid stand out etc.