In your case you can always buy broken duplex/SF and create value from there.

Having the people who believed in them chase them down to get what is theirs and owed to them back left with nothing but broken trust, betrayal and  a bad taste in your mouth for the RADD company as a whole.

Originally posted by @Par Attaran:Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Par Attaran  thanks I would not know how to find that.there are people who can make C class work.. but those are locals who do it for a living and they don't hire someone like Morris and their rehab crews to create a rental for them.its unfortunate that those that have fallen for this hyperbole don't chime in more.. but that is the way of the world.AS for nay sayers or experience.. there are tons of experienced folks that came before this dude.. and I have personally seen posts from those that have traveled there looked at the product and neighborhoods and just simply passed on it.. neighborhoods poor.. rehab EXTREMLY poor PM time will tell.. going to be a lot of broken hearts and wallets come out of this operation I can tell you that.Just the IDEA that low end rentals are easier to manage than top end rentals is just so ludicrous I can't believe  ONE he makes that statement  and TWO anyone would believe it.  

I'm just broken hearted about this situation. 

But then if I don't, even if I have a contractor walk it they can miss stuff, like a broken sewer line for example. 

Lots of broken picks.

According to AirDNA, the analytics broken down are a 60% occupancy with a gross revenue of $32,000.00 in my 1st year.

The property is 8.1 acres and has a two-bedroom, one-bath broken mobile home that is barely livable.

He finds out the light fixture is not broken, just needs a new bulb, but it's a special type.

Describe each and every promise they've made, when they made it and when it was broken.