We have bought 5 houses in 2.5 years and my husbands credit has taken an unfortunate hit!

Unfortunately the house isn't sub metered, so eventually we will have to divide the water bill.If you buy a duplex with tenants that haven't been paying for utilities and you decide to start charging, that could cause an immediate conflict.

If you decide to stick with SB, just know how to run numbers and unfortunately flipping is probably your best bet (unfortunate in the since that it's high capital required to do it in SoCal).

Maybe somebody can chime in and comment if there are circumstance where the trustee can be ignored in this case?

-Unfortunately, the final sales price shown Includes the deposit/fee that they take upfront.

Unfortunately in Massachusetts it's also sort of legal or at least not illegal, so you can't use it as reason for an eviction...

The house pictured above was from a trifecta of circumstances. 1) Primary heir of the estate 2) Out of state executor 3) The property requires a ton of rehab.

This is a position that we are, unfortunately, stuck in for at least a few more years before we will be able to purchase due to past credit issues.

If you have to walk leave them your card and be nice and say if circumstances change call me back.

One was so vile in its smell I swear there was a dead human in there as I've been unfortunate enough to smell a decomposing human before, we all gagged and ran out while the students were milling about (drunk.)