Please read my forum posts and blog articles on the subject of judicial redemption rights in Alabama.Anyone with an interest in the real estate can redeem.

Then you can look at each subject independently.

I’m not familiar with the audio for this book but the book has some great tables for seeing and comparing the mindset of the poor, middle class, and the wealthy when it comes to how they see several subjects such as continuing education (college), money, food, time, things, etc. 

An even better recommendation is TO NEVER make an EMD check payable to a Seller as they can disappear with your money and they are not subject to any licensing or disciplinary actions or professional rules of conduct like Realtors or Attorneys. 

It may not even be feasible to increase the residential occupant load of the buildings based on how the subject buildings construction is classified, number of means of egress, widths of egress, etc etc etc, Yada, yada, yada...~ OR ~You could hire a Registered Architect who could provide you with a professional feasibility study and report regarding your modification proposal that would take the above factors into considerations and give you a sharper insight of what you can and cannot do.  

Just because this is a touchy subject on here, I am not a wholesaler basher. 

The market is alsocooling right now, so I think it's a great time to buy.Note that these aremy subjective and personal opinions.

This is not equitable.You'll also want to make sure you have the appropriate records for mileage, as mileage is subject to higher record keeping requirements.

But the seller has a lot of great stuff in place-- he's only doing subject-tos to help with Baltimore shoddy appraisal system, etc.

What’s your option on “Subject to” when it comes to preforeclosures?