Hi @Sam Hanaa, yes, that is correct, but many are absolute disasters (ie, can't be cost-effectively brought back up to snuff), or they are being advertised at a low price with an offer presentation date.I agree that there some more opportunities than a year or two ago!

He has more construction experience and a good amount of capital and I was willing to live in the property (that's what I brought to the table).

Our (very seasoned) real estate attorney said that he had just closed a $12million dollar deal that wasn’t NEARLY as complicated as this one, and he brought one of his new junior associates to the closing as a learning opportunity.

I used to have two tenants that paid in cash and every month I brought $2400 to the bank to deposit.

For a home to have value in my eyes, it needs to be brought back to life.

Louis and using brick will be what brought that up to $150/sf.

No home, in my opinion, is ever perfect and if you can negotiate the price, after the inspection is the best time to do it when everything has been brought to light.

My tenant has brought to my attention that there’s a full blown flea infestation occurring in the house.

Hello, I know this has been brought up a lot, but I wondering if anyone has recommendations for a good REA in the metro area for multi-families that is also an investor. 

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