And if you can throw the broker a (little) bone they will be psyched to monetize fallout.

Just pulling it out would be very damaging you need to do it with ease so not to damage any organs or tissue.

Colorado gets snow but you don't get the bone jarring cold we do.

I have seen probate take a year or more, so you might try to save some money to purchase the property.Whichever you decide, make sure you bone up on your local laws regarding eviction and squating.

Most of the deals require some renovation however the homes are good bones and in good neighborhoods and rent quickly.

Also, find the return vents and see if they are filthy, and whether they are actually sucking air from the room (by holding tissue in front of the vent and seeing if there is suction).

I did it a lot in my late 20's and early 30's and have the scar tissue from running and gunning, LOL.

Wholesaling is definitely my backup plan but there's some meat on the bone and it would be a great first buy & hold given the location and a few other variables I haven't found in other houses in my area.I'll keep you guys posted on the progress!

You'll be thrown a bone for your good efforts, but you can't keep all the profits for yourself.So, Bryan, sorry -- kickin' it in the Caribbean and watching interest just roll into your account are not options here!

Make sure there is toilet tissue in the bathrooms and paper towels in the kitchen.