@Tom Mole, yes I agree that I was mainly being semantic, and I really like your summarized definition: "Fundamentally, flippers buy low, add value then sell high.

This ultimately will move your potential net operating income up and thus achieve a higher price.To summarize, go find a local broker who sells a lot of multifamily - this is exactly how they should value your property if you do want to take it to market.

To summarize my first year, I would say it was slightly above average.

Summarize the key points into a letter and have her and the existing tenant sign this "estopple letter."

I think Account Closed about summarized it.

I'll summarize the main pointers everyone seems to be giving for making a strong offer on a hot property.

To summarize,  I am currently wondering if I am suffering from analysis paralysis or simply doing the smart thing and avoiding buying a bad deal.

Before I get into the details below, I will summarize by saying that my deal ultimately DID close, but with various frustrating moments along the way.

Checkout this article, it should help summarize the key-points you hit on: A Simple Guide for Buying Out of State Turnkey Investment PropertyMost important is to make sure, that the passive intent, is always passive/continuos, with that said you should be able to easily capture the result you are seeking.

I wrote a book on the topic so it's impossible to fully summarize here.