I am the first to catch word of retiring landlord with 150 dirt cheap off market properties in a small town close to me.  I'm talking (2) $60K duplexes, and one $125K fourplex all above 2.2% rent to price in fair/good...

Approximately 300K value based on current market conditions.My interests were acquired in 3 steps:(1) Initial quit claim of 1/3rd interest (single owner to 3 joint tenants with rights of survivorship on title).

Compared to many other major cities, property values in Cleveland are relatively lower making it easier to acquire cash-flowing properties. 

You would need an attorney familiar with sub-to, but that I think is how the seller gets covered (assuming you assigned it and arent on any paperwork).As someone looking to get into acquiring sub-to deals...just curious where this one is?

Determining the correct value of a property is one of the hardest skills to acquire.

They acquired another management tool I was using, so I was then migrated automatically.

If you rent your current home, how quickly can you acquire more units?

So you're left with acquiring properties all-cash. 

Alright, so over the course of a year, nearly $800,000 was spent acquiring, rehabbing, and placing tenants.

I am a beginner real estate investor and I currently have 1 duplex. I am currently working on buying my next property. I will move out of my existing unit and into the new one. My question is, for the unit I am moving...