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Hen Ley No water meter for 9 years?
3 July 2019 | 6 replies

Looking at purchasing an REO that doesn't currently have water- Evidently it was removed approximately 9 years ago when payments were missed and the foreclosure process began. The county hasn't been able to provide ...

Jonathan Sher First subject property, only concern is the area
9 June 2011 | 8 replies

Found a 2 bedroom 1 bad SFH in the Saint Louis area. House was built in 1949, is listed as 800 sq ft and has a finished basement. asking price is $26,000. House probably needs 4,000-5,000 in cosmestics, (painting, new...

Eduardo A. Buying Tenant Occupied RE
14 January 2011 | 7 replies

Hello, I am a newbie and I have been reading this forum and others. I will be buying my first property soon but recently I have seen a few tenant occupied properties and these look like a good first deal for a newbie...

Jonathan V. Current rent is too low.
3 March 2011 | 11 replies

I'm currently considering a duplex, list price is $45,000, but I've been told I could probably get it for around $37,500. Very low crime area, good location. (I'm from the south in low populated blue collar area)

T...

George P. Question to seasoned Tax Lien Investors
6 March 2010 | 10 replies

generally speaking, when you're looking to buy tax lien certificates, are you hoping to foreclose or rather to earn interest on your money?
Also, what kind of due diligence do you do before committing the funds (i.e. ...

Claudia Schmidt How do you charge for long term property rentals?
3 June 2011 | 6 replies

1) Can anybody please share with me if you for long term rental properties normally charge a security deposit equivalent to 1 month's rent + the first month rent + last month rent?

2) And if the tenant wants to renew...

Rich Weese Cancun vacation has a winner!
9 May 2012 | 30 replies

Thanks to all the donations, BP nearly doubled the total donations received with this giveaway for this year.
Method used, was to assign a # of 1-50 for each $25 donation. The #'s were all mixed up by Josh and t...

Glenn Espinosa Serving a notice to vacate: What would you have done?
26 July 2011 | 9 replies

I bought a quad last month through VA financing. With accordance to VA financing I have to occupy one of the units within 60 days.

The four tenants are all pretty nice people:

Unit 1: Retired military recently divo...

Greg P. Houses drying up?
7 September 2011 | 13 replies

Has anyone else noticed houses drying up compared to the past couple of years? It seems like there is barely any inventory on HUD properties and REO's. What could this mean?

Ray Huang Houston rental market slow?
30 November 2016 | 17 replies

Hi, I am a new member of BP. I recently bought a new rental property at Houston TX. It has been one month and the real estate agent still cannot rent it out. I am out of town so I have to use a local agent. The price ...