So the value prop is to simply shot gun as many marketing peices as you can afford and then offer 10 to 30 cents on the dollar and wait for takers.. then once you close resell right away.then there are infill lots through out the US in areas that are actually seeing new builds on infill .. infill lots in areas that have zero new construction are basically worthless.. think major rust belt cities were resale values are 100 to 125 a foot or less..

Lots of parking space in front and around the building.The owner wants $1.2 million for it, which would mean a cap rate of 7.92% if his basic financials are accurate.

It is basically "personal property" such as appliances, carpets and cabinetry, as well as "land improvements" such as fences, driveways and landscaping.

Yeah, I failed to mention it, but basically they kept emailing me to go on platform and offer a discount to attract genius level customers, I think it was 10% or something. 

The generic form that the referral service had you fill out is basically useless.

All my properties (12units) , are cash flowing except for the latest purchase, basically I am slowly snowballing. 

@Dan Baldini thank you for the advice so they ended up forfeiting their security deposit and I talked to a lawyer and basically said that I won't know the damages until I rent it out then I can go after unpaid rent but it's probably not worth it. 

This isn’t a campsite—it’s a short-term rental, and providing clean sheets and towels is a basic hospitality standard.

pretty basic website with no indication of what they do.. but I like it that the principals are on there with a bio.. you should be able to do some background on them.its all about the team..

It sounds like to offset your mortgage costs, you will probably need to find a property in the area that needs some work done so you can get a better price and refinance once you're done with the work (basically a live-in BRRRR).