When he gets to the door, wave so he can kind of see you, and then walk away quickly.That's when you renew the offer to family to buy for $130K.What's the worst that could happen?

Mom should not engage the guy at all (not even wave). 

https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/business/article230753284.html City of Eagle growth is causing political waves that may impact future development in that high-income pocket of the Treasure Valley.

This makes it very difficult to plan a BRRRR as I do not know how much they will allow my rents to raise ahead of time.I have gotten around this a few times so far by buying vacant duplexes or else turning single families into rental and riding the appreciation wave that's hit the area the last year.

I do all my accounting in Waves, a free accounting program.

Fortunately, we've ridden a wave of prosperity the last decade so how bad will the next recession affect us.

Then another lead just came in for over 20-unit portfolio in our market while I’m sitting on the balcony at Hyatt Regency hotel in Waikiki watching the waves. 

I also waved my commission to help them find Apts.

Someone waved a contrived example recently supposedmy allowing in some case, but you need to be careful or they might call your loan.Originally posted by @John Underwood:Originally posted by @Alexis King:@John Underwood Thanks for the response! 

@Wendy Liu Pittsburgh is pretty solid for cash flow still and there is a lot of gentrification going on so opportunity to hop on the wave and get some good appreciation as well if you buy in the right neighborhoods before they take off like a lot have in the past 5-10 years here.