You are already in a perfect conversation and approaching it in just the right way.

I have steadily been doing flips in the New Mexico area for seven years and I am absolutely loving it if you’re doing straight flips and not just investment you can make a lot of money and just like me you will have other investors approaching you wanting to give you money therefore who cares if the banks like you LOL   Take those other investors and double their money in four months I do  closing on 4 Properties tomorrow one of them is in Colorado after the next project we made 125,000 profit

Then approach each tenant to work out a tentative lease-to-own contract.

Curious to see how people approach doing their research.

Hi BP gangI made an investment in a few mobile home lots back in 2016 and they have generated a healthy income since.

Values approaching $500-600K.  

The grad student who has leased the place did need his parents to co-sign (and has a healthy income from scholarships and a teaching assistant position) so I feel pretty comfortable there.

Indeed, a top D.C. investor talks about he approaches condo investing in the D.C. area in episode 192 of the BP podcast.

I don’t think I’ve ever bought a house over 20 years old though some of them are approaching 30-40 years now that I’ve owned them so long.

the hedges would accidentally rip out the whole hedge or even if they could do only "half" a hedge, the hedge might die due to the sudden loss of 50% of itself.Other than to manually trim 50% of the hedge without touching the roots (sounds expensive), is there a near maintenance-free way to approach this?