They don't archive it, microfiche it, scan it...it's GONE.

Perhaps meet with a real estate attorney who can give you some tips.Similar topics like this have been discussed here on BP before, Do a search forum search and look through the archives here.

You could also pool more money and partner to buy a deal but then your interest is small and exiting later will be hard if you want to get out of it.Hey JoelSearching the archives for an answer.

(note: I am about to look through your post archive so I might find these answers hah)

We are aware of the cost of carrying it un-rented and we appreciate the investor view of unloading unproductive properties.

Looking for any supplemental templates as well as I believe you need something for contributing the property, successor nominee, etc.File Archive appears to have one example for a separate state.

I would recommend the following... 1. go through the BP archives and listen to EVERY podcast on flipping. there are at least 50 of them. 2.

Also upgraded the membership to watch all archived webinars. 

BTW there is a list of 83 questions to ask a potential PM company written by a PM in Phoenix, somewhere in BP's archives, in case anyone wants to look that up...pretty helpful;  Listened to a different Podcast lately that interviewed a PM in Jacksonville, and he pointed out that he only leases for 2 years or more, because when he had hired a PM years before, he realized that their Leasing fees were as much as a year's worth of management, so his PM of course focused on new leasing every year.  

I was browsing through the various sites and noticed that it was archived from last year as well!