Ones that I have run into (not all pertain to everyone):Neighborhood AssociationTownDistrict (means different things in different states)CountyStateOne of those entities may have a specific time period that is relevant to your property.In general 48 hours of notice is good enough for everything I have ever seen.

joe, that is great that 3 years was good enough for you in you market and in the large complex segment of renting.

I hated the job, but I felt I was not good enough at real estate to get away from it.

That is why I started this post to begin with, to be sure I was seeing things clearly so I was not forced to back out of a deal because it was not good enough to attract quality end buyers.I have to start someplace, and with little capital or experience wholesaling seemed like the logical solution.

If you pick 12%, 9% is not good enough, nor is 11.7%.

For those of you who bid on HUD properties, i was wondering how do you know if it is a deal that is good enough to bid on?

However, it would be a lot of capital to invest, first to rehab the space, then to make sure all the water issues are OK, and then 2k per machine - not sure if the cashflows would be good enough to justify all that capital invested.

If you pick 12%, 9% is not good enough, nor is 11.7%.

Just replacing with a dummy front wouldn't be good enough for the tenants I want.

I'm looking for a mentor and cash partner in southern illinois willing to do all the leg work once we find deals if the percentage of the cut isnt good enough we can negotiate the terms of mentorship i just need help in achieving my dreams.