A nuisance property shall be any property which is in violation of the Borough property maintenance requirements by being in a substantial state of uncleanliness, disorder or disrepair; any property substantially damaged by fire, flood or other natural disaster; any property determined to be uninhabitable by the Code Enforcement Officer; or any property which is occupied by any tenant who has engaged in any or all of the following conduct:1.

Insurance can be a substitute for some or all of the capitalization.

At the least, they should be able to look up some help at either Ocwean or Ally to help you.

We found putting everything in writing helped when people "forgot" oral agreements.

(please correct me if I am wrong I am a newbie) From all that I have read about wholesaling the one thing that sticks out to me when one is starting out...... is marketing marketing marketing yellow letters,postcards,bandit signs whichever or all.

Is it a property she owns with you or all by herself?

Is your product local, statewide, nationwide, or all three?

Are you trying to take depreciation on half (or all) of the property?

Check with your building regs department and see if it is available to build on, some or most or all of it could be limited as green space, water retention, flood plain or other issues as it is built up all around the subject property.If it is available, you said it could be obtained cheaply, how would you know that....is it listed?

If you're receiving alimony and child support, some or all of it may be used to help qualify, I'm not certain on this tho.