Make sure to walk the neighborhood and property before you close on deals 3.

People don't walk in and say "I need you to prescribe me X" without the physician asking a lot of questions, drawing blood, and doing other tests.

Most of the spam is from members who don't walk the talk and have never purchased an investment property with their own money....ever.

You may even walk away from the transaction thinking you got the better of them without knowing how badly you lost out on the transaction.Also a number of them may just be unethical as well.So like everything in real estate, caveat emptor; buyer beware.

Our standard finishes typically include:   - Stainless Steel Appliance Package (Yes, All Appliances Included)   - Quartz Countertops in Kitchen & Bathrooms   - Covered Lanai   - Fully Tiled Showers   - 9'4" Ceilings   - 8' Doors   - His & Her Walk-in Closets   - Ring DoorbellThese are just some of the features that come standard in our homes, not as expensive upgrades.

Visit the town, meet the people in person, walk the property. 

What is likely to happen is that people who have financed properties could walk on their investments, or do a deed in lieu of foreclosure if they have very little equity.  

My theory is it's much easier, emotionally, to walk away from a rental than it is to sell your home (home owners are more likely in for the long haul).

there's a lot more economies of scale if you reduce the footprint and stack higher like a 3 story walk up. are you worried about the rezoning process?

I've never walked a property with a city inspector prior to closing, but I see the logic there... might have to do that on my next flip to expedite the permits down the road.