Yes, three of them are.I will be moving into one (thus adjusting my numbers).

DOM almost 6 months, But they haven't adjusted their price since original listing date.

It is still piling on $300 a day of fine on top of the existing 310K lien.listing agent told me there was a previous buyer being countered at 143K.then they changed asset manager...the LA said it will take some time for the asset manager to become aware of the lien situation as they have no direct contact with the AM.right now listing price is 145K.my offer - rejected was 130K cash no inspection.LA told me it's 1 week from another price adjustment which she will attempt to knock another 20K off which would make the asking price 125K.I said why don't you submit a new offer for me at 131K BEFORE the price adjustment and see what happens?

I'm sure this is a good bet for others in Northern Cities-- what say you Chicago, Detroit, Boston, or Syracuse residents?

You bet!

Assuming that a loan was originated by a bank or other institutional lender or broker is compliant with state and federal is a nothing more than making a bet.

It costs us $2 - $4 each to generate probate leads so you can bet we're touching EVERY ONE of those with a well-crafted series of letters.

I didn't just by it for the roofing because the gun has an adjustment on it so it can also be used to put on siding as well.

Removing the excess property insurance leaves total Administrative expenses of $3623.4) Utilities (common area electricity) - none provided but using January and February of 2014 numbers, which average $42.50 per month, I'm sticking in $510 for this expense.Total Expenses (as is): $31,662NOI = (6,722)Total Expenses (with above noted adjustments): $10,479NOI = $14,461Currently, the property is 100% occupied with each unit renting for $525.

Keep in mind, some agents may cherry-pick comps to make a property look rosier than it actually is, so you want to do your due diligence and make sure the comps you're provided are actually comparable and make any adjustments as needed (similar to an appraisal).If you can't get comps from the realtor, move on to another realtor.