I don't specialize in listings but when I come across them, they're like the gravy train if priced correctly.

It goes towards the down payment for the purchase of the house.Even if it didnt, and was used as a security deposit, it still is never ours (unless they damage the house in some way).Is this correct?

There was a contractor that used to live next door to my friend that inspired the remodel - new kitchen and added horizontal square footage.Plans from the architect were drafted, turned into the city planner's for review, Comments were made, Architect corrected and then neglected - architect let them sit in his office for 5 months, finally turned back in and then the planning department moved and lost the plans.

I'm not sure why you'd sign them and then print out corrected documents.

Okay here's the situation, I hired a property management company to find tenants and sign a one year lease with the management company.. the lease was up in July and from there they go on month to month (correct me if im wrong)... so I emailed the property management company on September 30 to say that I want to cancel my service they're providing and become the landlord for the tenants.. but I get an email back saying that the tenants are going to move out on Oct. 4?!?!

More correctly, OREO or Other Real Estate Owned, to distinguish it from property such as bank buildings and branch offices.

If that's correct, that would really signal these HOAs will be in trouble in coming months and years.If you're really determined to buy here, apply rental economics.

They sent the money as agreed (if I understand correctly), and expect to be paid for it.

Down 40% off the high.Edited to correct the carnage.

I like the picture tool on the main page but I never see before and after pixs - am I missing something...