Alot of these people are tired mosttly frustrated, and have nothing to lose...That one old guy who sits in his recliner seat all day watching Jerry Springer has nothing to do all day, and hes the one that will take you tot he cleaners...Its along the same line as predatory sales tactics.My advice would be to stay away from forclosures completely, unless you have some who is qualified (like a lawyer, or forclosure specialist ect...) to break the ice for you, then bring you in as a wholesaler...But even thats scary...There is tons of different type oof leads to market too...

I'm selling my ice cream business and looking to  flip houses with other money or learn anything new that can make me some cash to go fish and surf!

I think she struck a nerve in the client.

@Brandon HallNo nerve was struck at all.  

I was thinking the same thing about the whole area near Lola, little Man Ice cream, Linger all the way to Gaetanos on 38th

We remove all disposals and ice makers from rental properties.

Thank you for your reply.Supposedly there was a "kink" on both ends of the water line preventing the ice machine from working and the line was leaking.

(c) to properly irrigate and care for all trees, shrubbery, and lawn and generally maintain the Property in good order in keeping with the standard of the neighborhood, and upon failure to do so Landlord may employ a gardener and increase the monthly rental by $250.00 (d) to keep the sidewalks of the Property free of ice, snow, littler, dirt, debris, and any other obstructions and to keep the yard free of litter, dirt, and debris, ...

It's mostly premade and you add-up your own points such as "refrigerator - ice cube holder trays to be returned in the same condition as they were originally, tenant expected to pay for carpet cleaning costs, security deposit paid amounts and date, number of keys provided to tenants, rent payment deadline etc" 

I think for a lot of out of state investors, cash flow in decent areas is strong, so appreciation is icing on the cake.