I look at it like this:I GOTTA DO SOMETHING..........If i keep waiting on the "agent" that's all I will be doing.....waiting..If u want something done do it yourself......regardless of your lack of experience.....I can read and do know how to use google.

The setup is like thisU A U U.

if so, mls, loopnet are a great start..call a few commerical brokers in the area and tellthemwhat you want..they'll let u know when they have it...i purchase properties that need work and have tenant problems...i get these leads from craigslist and my signs..i also call landlords when their property looks like crap to see if they want to sell..

I ended up passing though because I wanted something a little cheaper.I just purchased a property off Davies Ave by U of L.

Did u fix the water problem so that it won't happen again?

I have lots all over the U S - my question is this , how truly affordable are they?

Note that when you quote % to arv, u should Always include Both acquisition plus rehab then divide by true arv to get "all in" %.

http://loanmodificationfoundation.com/2009/01/differences-between-refinancing-and-loan-modification/in the "article" it says "Homeowners don’t have to pay the closing costs upfront because they just add them to the loan amount but [u] and it increases the overall interest you pay to the bank over time."

Or your last tenant loaded all your copper pipes and wires into their U-Haul when they left?

U can use loopnet to get the agents contact info,also use cl,get in touch with investment brokers in your area theyll lead u the way,landlords as well