I am thinking I will approach and see if they want to cancel. 

In general, and this isn't specific to the East Side, you'll do better if you approach owners directly and "make your own deal" rather than just looking at what's listed on the market.But as one of the most sought-after markets, the East Side has a lot of people pursuing off-market deals as well.

No to the contrary when approached by my attorney to see if she wanted surrender the unit without being legally evicted she said "No Dan is a nice guy and I have nothing bad to say about him but I'm not leaving".

Hi All, Going through a cash out refinance for my primary property, I'd like to understand the pros and cons of the different appraisal approaches and how it can impact the appraisal of my property.

Hi All, Going through a cash out refinance for my primary property so I can use it for investment, I'd like to understand the pros and cons of the different appraisal approaches and how it can impact the appraisal of my property.

Just be sure it benefits both parties before approaching them with the opportunity.Another option could be hard money.

Yeah man, if you’re looking at a B/C grade 14-unit multi-family and can make the rehab numbers work with your expected ARV/Value based on the income approach, you could see some crazy equity gains much quicker compared to waiting for appreciation on your 4-plex. 

Robert, I follow your level headed approach.

I still think wholesaling is a viable option, I think that wholesalers just have to adjust their thinking/approach in order to continue being successful.

., I appreciate your conservative approach.15% combined (7.5% each) for repairs and CapEx is probably enough.I haven't talked with a HML lately, but I was seeing rates of 12% and 2 points.How much can you push on the purchase price?