If you do your research and see the property is owned for 15+ years and was bought for way below AND you see the owner owns other properties (probably doesn't need the cash), seller financing is good to broach.

Ok... in that case I don't really see the appeal.

If you are curious to see the house the address is 2771 church St winterville, NC.

Although you can't see the exact address before booking you can see the general area on the map, and at that point Google/Apple Maps can help you pinpoint potential condo sites. 

You need to have trustworthy property manager and if possible, go down to the area before you buy, see the property in person, understand the market, and then buy.

As far as recommendations go I’ve already referenced 3 of several satisfied investorsrs and I could go on but I don’t see the point.In short, for someone whose serious about Real Estate Investing using Hard Money they’ll find that DoHardMoney has a proven system that has worked for hundreds of clients and has some have attested, we’ve funded their deals when no one else would.

Thanks for starting it, because it gave me the idea to go see the probate for my area for the first time.

After that you could address the steps nessessary to correct that, a good camera will allow you to see the efficetiveness of the insulation.

I turned the tables and told her I need to see the house again before I agree to pay title policy and closing costs.

I see the second link and hud definition states the 'majority of the calendar year'; but I do not think that is what the meant.