Basically the cashflow in and out of the business is getting more and more complex, I want to be sure that I can take care of the four full time employees that I have, I simply feel like I need a professional finance person to look at what I'm doing so we can come to conclusions about if that's appropriate, and how we can improve it.So has anyone hired a "fractional CFO", i.e. part time/on demand CFO. 

I did not reply to your last snarky comment and in conclusion, I am not "your agent". 

Generalizing - to infer or form a general principle, opinion, conclusion, etc. 

Will post a conclusion on this soon.Best,S

Yes, I'm slowly coming to that conclusion.

Since it's an entirely new market to me, with no connections to locals, I could only base my conclusions off of my research.Like you said, from what I see, it isn't hard finding properties there and some streets are just a whole row of distressed homes that look like they're are on the verge of being demolished.Thanks

I know without hard evidence I can't make conclusions or accusations to tenant B, and at the end of the day can't control what individuals do, but is there anything I could do to maybe address or deter the issue?

I have come to the same conclusion about Carvana, but just because you and I are savvy consumers that don't mind negotiating with buyers/sellers/stealerships, that's not most people (hence Carmax's popularity!).

Richard, thats sorta the answer I was looking for.I must say I am surprised by the responses here. people seem to be drawing alot of conclusions.3 days ago, as I was getting off work, one of my tenants called and said they didnt have heat.

The property I am interest in is the1915 Fry loop, Its arv is around 300k, I did the deed search and going through the mortgages and assignments Ive come to the conclusion that it has 2 lien holders.