Also PVC or ABS pipe (newer building products) tends to amplify the sound.

Here is my question.I will be doing a back to back closing through the same title company for both transactions (AB and BC) both cash sells so it should be fairly painless.

@Apollos HallWow, what a dream come true to have $800,000 to invest.Personally I would use half of the funds to purchase a run down multifamily complex in a B class area that has quiet a few vacancies.Use some of the remaining funds to rehab the vacant units and once rehab is complete get them tenanted increasing the occupancy to 90%+.Potentially look at selling to or just holding for cash-flow would also be an option.Just my 2 cents heheThanks and all the best.

Or different neighborhoods or areas within a city.For instance, I'm struggling to determine appropriate CAP rates for A, B, C class neighborhoods within areas of my local market of St.

In this situation a broker/agent will look at things and say this person isn't very realistic or the odds of me finding this are very, very little.So for instance if I have a buyer wanting a 12 cap for a B location area 100 unit apartment building that is fully performing I know it isn't out there.

4) have you closed back to back closings where the first closing (A-B) was funded from funds from the end buyer who's in closing (B-C).5) what problems have you seen with closings where end buyers funds where used to close A-B?

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If you want a B or C property in a B area, make sure they know it.

Team Brovitch, all he's doing is lining the people up and essentially getting a finders fee or an (assignment fee)he never makes a payment to any lender or seller for that matter since he's just simply putting A-B together and getting the finders fee in the form of an assignment.It's a great way to make some money.