.- Negotiating - not just the price, you are negotiating to extract information out of sellers - condition, price, situation, etc.  

I mean the numbers clearly work but I feel like it will take a decent amount of time to extract enough capital to duplicate this as well as duplicate this with a larger property 

A current provision in the Property Code already requires lenders to disclose preexisting liens, but this provision lacks a meaningful enforcement provision and contains confusing insurance information.

This was a great example of a meaningful post.

I find that the small credit unions or community banks tend to do a better job of working with folks like you and I who dont have meaningful W2 income.

I've checked out loopnet.com but did not see how I could extract pertinent property info without a (costly) membership fee.I have a deal analyzer I will be using and I am now looking for the data to plug in.  

We are focussed on a very specific area of Uptown and on acquisitions where we can force significant appreciation - the idea being we can purchase, retrofit, rent and refinance to extract most (or all) of our initial capital outlay.  

It's an ok deal but not so great once I have to add in water extraction, repairs, and potential mold remediation.Has anyone ever backed out of a deal while under contract due to a sudden event like a basement flood?

Now this isn't a glamorous deal, but I bought my first pre-construction home in 2013 with the idea that it would appreciate and bring in some capital.Two years later, I just finished refinancing and was able to extract over 30k!

With the power of Excel and/or Google Sheets, if you have a little programming knowledge there's the ability to extract and compile everything Property Radar gives you for free.