Did the homeowner do that or the city for code/building violations?

What areas or zip codes seem like good up and coming areas?

I might have a couple hundred bucks by the time I pay to have everything coded in that I want (I'm not a programmer/coder) then I'll pay under $5 for a shared hosting account and have everything I want/need at my fingertips.

People use throw away numbers so code enforcement can't bust them -- that's not really the way I want to run my business.

Red flags (such as code violations etc) generate motivation, combined with equity generally lend themselves to producing deals.

My past experience has shown that open source projects (usually written in PHP or Java) are great because you just look at the source code and modify it to do whatever you want.

I am in York as far as a zip code but really closer to Lancaster CO than York city.

Here's a follow up story to the article above:http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/FinancialPrivacy/social-security-number-code-cracked.aspx

My concern is with the age of the house are you able to rehab and sell the house even if the wiring is not up to code or if you have any lead paint issues?

(c) The landlord shall not be required to serve a notice to vacate as provided in Section 1923.04 of the Ohio Revised Code or to bring a forcibly entry and detainer action as provided in Chapter 1923 of the Ohio Revised Code to obtain possession or occupancy of a dwelling unit that, according to the provisions of this Section, the tenant has abandoned.