It would be an especially tough lawsuit if the tree was cut down immediately after moving in. I

I've read some books here and there (probably the wrong ones) and never had the capital or the guts to jump in. I

(Tire kicking...)The specific area the property is in is a little more country-ish so not too many duplexes around.

What I bring to the table is my knowledge of tax liens and the Real estate market we are investing in. I

Mostly because I A) prefer not to work with them B) am very uneducated on how to handle them C) feel there just isn't enough of a spread to work with for wholesaling (at least for the ones that have called in).I need to be schooled in the way of the condo.I had one landlord who was looking to sell a rental but would not budge from his price which was at/slightly above FAIR market value.I had one "rehabber" who had a rural home which he was in the process of turning into a duplex but he wanted more than 2x the actual value of the home.

But IMHO, a house you live in is nothing buy an expensive doo-dad, like a boat or car.

Last week house came on market for 43, 000, there was a seven day hold before the bank would review offers, day six we called to offer, 13 other offers in I offered 52,200.

Do I need to file the claim in the county the principal of the company lives in? I

This project was one bedroom, bathroom, walls ceilings and a bunch of damaged areas throughout the house from a break in. i suggest get multiple bids and check references

I use a RE agent and he sends me MLS listings that are 20% below median price for specific zip codes I work in. I