The Seller was demanding a $20K bank draft with the offer (I suspect his last deal fell apart because the Buyer didn't have a large deposit, and didn't qualify for a mortgage).

I do know someone who bought specifically for this purpose in the Fells Point area.

I think I fell victim to the former on my last offer because it was a HUD property going for an asking price of $300k and the realtor told me it went for $360k (It was owner occupant bid period so presumably investors couldn't bid, and it went for a price that doesn't justify a rental- someone probably fell in love with it and wanted to live in it and pay 60k over the asking price although Idk why bc the property needed around 35k in repairs).

My "Why" just got reinforced today when my diabetic mom told me she fell on the floor getting out of bed this morning due to a diabetic-related issue.

I had one building under contract previously, another 4-plex, but the deal fell through because the building didn't appraise out and the seller would not come down to what was still a good price.Looking forward to building relationships with many of you.Chris

I bought my first property that was not an investment in 2010, which was a hack rehab job that fell down around me as I lived in it.

I worked as a wholesaler in Tampa for about 4 years before the market fell apart and I'm ready to ease back in but my goal this time will be buy and hold.

I saw it with mine own  eyes, I heard it with mine own ears, and a piece of it fell on my tail"Last week it was a handful of Canadian markets, lead by Vancouver and Toronto.  

I do not invest in Medford but I   have a house I was in process of buying where my private lender fell though (family)  Please let me know of you know of any lenders in the area or if you would like to hear about it I can go over with you also.  

Attorneys that can see a transaction through quickly whether it fell through or it closed.