Hi,I am a homeowner in Portland, OR, who recently moved out of state and I am looking for a good property manager for my property.

I found a FSBO house in the upper class neighborhood 5,400 sqft 4 bed 3 bath, been trying to sell since mayThe neighborhood houses range from 450 - 550He is selling 400, he has pics, it looks out datedHave not analyze yet or did a walk throughIf this is a great deal and if I can talk the price down after my walk through or work out a deal with the home owner.

Does your bank have homeowner programs? 

This question has got me stumped and I can't find the answer in my textbook...A homeowner preparing his home for sale should do all of the following except:a) fix any broken fences and railingsb) replace worn carpetingc) prune trees and mow lawnsd) repaint interior walls in a bright primary colorMy group thinks it's D, but what do you professionals think? 

After writing those $5,000 checks month after month only to realize a bunch of mobile home owners in senior parks call them 100 times a month, they shut that down.

It is my first RE investment and my first time being a home owner.

You might have to be prepared that no builder would buy it or you would have to find a home owner looking to build there. 

One of the inspectors told me another homeowner was in the process for over 2 years. 

(If there was no prior permit or if the homeowner pulled the permit we would be required to have our GC renew the permit, he would have to assume liability for the work done by someone else and submit plans for the already competed work.Ultimately, passed on the property.

The homeowner is requesting permission to park on a curve in a place that would make it treacherous for a firetruck to pass.