We ideally want to live in the greater San Diego area (Point Loma, North Park, South Park, Normal Heights, Balboa, Golden Hill) in a SFR but would definitely consider an apartment complex if it it meets our needs (parking, yard/patio for the pets, security).TIA.

No sane person would not consider an investment in STVRs a business.

In terms of REI, I would consider an investor who personally/passively nets over $200K/month to be a Mogul.

A seller is more likely to consider an offer if it's coming from someone with a lot of experience.

I cannot however consider an engineer or doctor past 35 who is making 300K or 400K wanting 5 roommates to survive.

They make more than enough money not to consider an income stream from something as inevitably complicated as making up quality teaching materials for REI and updating them conscientiously over the years.

Not looking for a pick-me-up just honestly want to know if this just happens sometimes and we shouldn’t get spooked or is it time to consider an exit strategy.

He wanted me to ask you if the sellers would consider an offer 35% less than the asking price.

Also consider an oscillating saw.

In PA it gets tricky because the state has a 2% transfer tax and they do consider an assignment of contract as an equitable transfer making it subject to the tax.