Seller will pay costs of treatment and repairs of all structural damage up to one percent (1%) of the purchase price.

Let me ponder this a bit.With regard to flips in the Oakland area, sure will keep you in mind, but frankly I have about 3x the number of interested investors as properties & I give first priority to my best clients, naturally--the ones with whom I have a strong, longstanding relationship & who've demonstrated responsiveness, aggressiveness in offer pricing, ability to close, & high quality rehabs so my work on listing the flip is gratifying and successful for us both.Perhaps you could give me a few details on the type of fixer deal you look for, price range, condition limitations, etc.

Naturally, my family has encouraged me to put it away in the market and let it grow the conventional way.

I'm trying to get into bidding on public trustee sale auctions / auctions on the courthouse steps, after some success with properties on auction.com homepath homesteps hubzu and related it seems like a natural next step to explore.I've read dozens and dozens of posts here regarding checking title, loan and lein information but I am not sure exactly what I am looking for.

You make no reference to whether you are on parole or just the sex offenders list (which if I understand correctly is for life if involving Child Porn) or if you have completed treatment or are in treatment (not that I believe treatment is a cure-all).

Rehabs and flips do not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment - only property held for investment and not property held for sale will qualify.

If they loose their job, or a natural disaster occurs they feel like they are prepared.

The fragile nature of some condoassociations command a good looking over of the recent issues and near term projections on what is likely for the Condo Community you are looking at ,and attention tothe impact these will have on your costs.

I just sent out my first mailing of that nature and got a few responses.

I'm not much of a checklist person by nature, but I'm learning!