Living in NYC, I have found some houses converted to multi-units but was never legitimately done through the proper channels and the landlords were fined hefty fees.

We've got it listed at $259k.Recently received an offer and came to terms with the buyer for a sales price of $255k plus a few improvements (septic system, some additional carpet, etc.).

If you determine the monthly amount you are far more likely to receive it than allowing her to voluntarily determine the amount as she is now doing.

In January I sent 2,000 mailers out and received about the same response rate with zero deals. 

Last fall I received a letter from my insurance company, they will not renew my policy when it ends in May of 2018 because of the asbestos siding. 

@Tarik Nabi receiving a Line of Credit at 75% is pretty good on an investment property. 

As long as it is built after June 15, 1976, title-eliminated and on a permanent foundation you should be fine.

Below is an email I received this morning from my HOA regarding trash that had been left outside my rental property from a rehab I have been working on with my property management company... 

In addition to what you'll find, I just received a call today from an attorney in town who is putting together a major legal action against them. 

With a new technology it is easier to access data. The tools are there to find coop brokers who work with buyers to bring to the listing agent. Those who are computer or device savvy can go view direct or call whoeve...