The Poi pictures are usually the nicer spots in the properties, but no one is going to try to sell you on the problems areas lets face it.For instances I arranged access to a medium 2 bedroom property with new siding, carpet, windows and furnace.

Buyer 2 has to sell their house and still has to get money from the bank.If your contracts are written correctly, your first buyer should have a short window to close if your back-up buyer comes through.You should never have sales contracts that gives the buyer unlimited time.

Missing a multi month window keeps you out of the loop with new posters adding value.

In Germany, the tenants supply their own kitchens and bathroom fixtures, sinks and toilets, painting, and flooring.An empty apartment has no light fixtures, fans, window treatments.

If the insurance co. is satisfied with that then I would just leave that window unit in place.

House needed some work, especially new windows throughout.

Needs carpet but there is some rolled up on the floor or some kind of floor covering.Needs a 4’x5’ window replaced. 1 tongue needs to be reattached.My thought on this is should I put it under contract for $10 bucks so I can sell it for $10k and see what offers I get?

One of the front windows has already been broken either by a kid's ball or someone trying to break in.With an REO, if I get to the day before closing & do final walkthrough, and find the place has broken into and messed up, squatters, etc., is it possible to back out and get my EMD back, or else get a credit from the bank?

We had fans & windows open--no issues there.

Most of the work that needs done:1. carpeting needs replaced2. interior and exterior needs painted (unless new siding is put on)3. several large trees, bushes, and bamboo need removed (as well as other cosmetic landscaping)4. sills are rotted around 15 windows and 2 small bay windows (new windows all around?)