Vacancies can definitely be a cash flow killer for landlords. 

They'll have connecting with some great 203k lenders and can give you some KILLER tips!

If you find a killer deal you could cherry pick it and flip it yourself if you wanted to, there are a lot of people out there looking for a place to use their money.

Sorry about your precious revenue, but this is now the number one killer in America.

Hi Jon,Thanks for the tips - in terms of assets, not much at the moment aside from having the same Government career for 5 years now with a great salary on paper (deductions are killer however). 

Yeah I would have to put the money towards a property with that 1031 exchange.The HOA fees are the real killer and up here the rental market isn't as good for roi

Everything I read about vacancy tells me that it's the silent killer of real estate investments. 

If they did not discuss this possibility with you before hand and simply included it in the contract, then that is a red flag and in my opinion a deal killer.  

I was single and had a killer deal on rent at the time, and so it was an easy decision.

Because we want to ensure we are building a business that is sustainable and will create a legacy for our families, we believe wholesaling will require us to build a killer marketing engine and generate sustained deal flow moving forward.