Shortly after church was built, several town homes were built half a block away.

Over the phone he was asking for $59,000 for the property and saying all it needs is drywall and kitchen cabinets to get it rolling; and that he has already done the roof, sub floors, windows/doors, framing, electric, and plumbing.The most similar house recently sold, that I've found so far at least, was about a block down the road from it and went for $126k back in August.

First, they were a pain to deal with and refused to set an appointment for me and refused to even talk to me about the foundation.

All of the pain is incredibly loose on all walls and most of it came up no problem.

This investor had not gotten a grasp on how much the market had skyrocketed in the blocks surrounding a college.

Sometimes there's a stumbling block before getting that deed in your hands.

AVR $78,320.00 The Town of is being rejuvenated with investors like Marriott Hotels breaking ground less that 10 blocks away, a Bay City physician investing in restoration of downtown buildings and putting in shops along the river front, local thriving College, recreation activities for kayaking, bicycle riding, fishing along Kalmazoo River and a great sense of renewed pride in the local community.

Now In WA you do need to pay the tax's current to convey title they won't record with you taking title sub too back tax's.And if its lot and block no need for surveys etc we simply do not survey properties on the west coast like its customary to do in older parts of the US>. were like when I buy in Charleston SC we survey everything.. even in Texas in lot and block. but our plats are bullet proof and physical inspection will determine an encroachment and even if you have one who cares.. not a big issue.Now once you alienate the title the lender ( pretty much boiler plate in all debt instruments used on Trust Deeds ( which is what we use in Wa. not mortgages) the alienation clause will be violated and that is an event of default at the discretion of who ever is the current beneficiary of that instrument.

It is a bit of a pain, but for FHA and VA there is no way around this requirement.

Resale and depreciation are major stumbling blocks.