ARV was a matter of this being a unique property (specifically, on a busy street) and comps being much lower when it was time to sell.

Requirements include: Credit Score of 660 or higher and no late payments for the past 12 months (this can be a real clincher).Of course, each case is unique and requirements have a sneaky way of changing.

- respond quickly- do what you say you are going to do- accommodate the unique closing situations- pay the most

We bought it for $530,000 in 2007.We are current on our payments but we are going to a have a huge change shortly as my hubby is moving back to our home country for a job and due to medical problems in the family.

No outstanding medical collections over $1,000?

Also I am somewhat unique in that I get contractor pricing due to my dad being a contractor.

Other tax reduction areas exist in buying medical and using it as a deduction but normal business expenses like office and vehicle and tools of the trade like internet and phone services used as well as utilities in your office are all deductible.

And on that page is a featured video walk-through of the house where you're doing the walk-through and narrating the video pointing out all of the houses unique features.

Ask the manager what documentation they need to let you out of the lease on medical grounds.

There are no exact comps.. since this is unique in that it has a house with a detached structure for the rental units.