I agree it's a mixed bag on pricing and of course varies from yard to yard, store to store, item to item.

With me as your agent you get to meet me at the house and I bring trash bags and we clean together all the stuff you don't want covered up in the walls.

Before I got rid of all my multi family, and dirt bag homes and got decent tenants, I've never been sued or had to sue.

Her home can NOT look like she packed a bag and walked out.

Evicting someone that old so your daughter can live rent free is a sh$t bag move, and a decision based on the wrong emotion. 

Apparently, to get started you’ll need lots of paper bags.

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Even if the borrower pays off the loan after a few years (refi or sells) then you have a good chance of needing to come up with cash to be able to pay off the underlying loan.I see this strategy as a huge opportunity for scammers to leave their buyer's holding the bag on a property they think they now own but that's in fact still mortgaged.

From the investors I've met in town, it's a fairly mixed bag.

If I am jjust holding my bag and waiting for the market to change… thats not preparation.