I'm on quite a few wholesale lists in the area aside from access to the MLS, so I'll keep a lookout for a multi family for you!   

The most important thing is to build a great buyers list, offer creative financing on the back end, or buy the land at a great price that you could still resale at a discounted price to the end buyer.

The [2019 Tax Assessment notice] also had some interesting information, including the owner name and mailing address.

I am unsure how to proceed on a property and thinking of listing it to rent as well as sell… do you think this is a good idea?

Our second property was booked for 3 months the day after we listed it.

This begs the question, is the property already listed with a real estate agent?

Another good strategy is reaching out to brokers/agents to find a "pocket listing" which essentially is a listing that is off market and they are shopping it around among their vetted buyers.

Also, let me just say,  I feel your pain... everyone thinks rentals are easy, and passive, but the truth is--  they continually need things--$$$$$, and it's a list of ongoing expenses. 

Use straightforward financial assessments to determine if your investment is likely to be profitable and sustainable.

Can the original seller still cancel contract cause funds wasn’t provided by closing date listed on contract.