Hello, I am going door knocking this weekend to find “Subject to” properties that I can take over their loan and do a Rent to Own or sell for quick cash or short sales that I can be the listing agent on (if they are too far underwater), and of course any regular listing.

Just remember after they burn it, you would have to clean up the remains.I assume you own the land the trailer is on.

I'm an agent and I'm up in those areas very regularly.

The Atlanta BP community is strong and we meet pretty regularly. 

B)I was hoping that they'd share some more figures such as to remove the garbage(which I think that they got the locals that chose to stay do much of the clean-out labor) and the cost to get it in the gorgeous condition that its currently in.

The way I got started was by finding a single family home that looked a little rough but really just needed some cleaning (pressure washing, scrubbing, painting) but because of that I got a pretty good deal on it. 

I come home regularly!  

You (or someone who you are miraculously able to wholesale this to) would be responsible for cleaning up the title. 

Advertising, cleaning and maint, insurance, legal, repairs, supplies, etc... 1) Because property #1 wasn't "on market" during the renovation, does everything apply to the basis? 

Which stages need to be approved by the bank203k streamline and 203k "regular" are quite different in their requirements.